Where is Leonidas chocolate made?

Leonidas chocolates are made in Belgium, where the company was founded in 1913 by Leonidas Kestekides. All pralines are crafted at the main Belgian production facility using fresh, natural ingredients with no preservatives.

Does Leonidas USA offer free shipping?

Yes. Leonidas USA offers free standard shipping on orders over $61 to qualifying US states. Shipping schedules vary by season to ensure chocolates arrive in perfect condition — orders ship on Mondays and Tuesdays during warm weather months.

How long do Leonidas chocolates stay fresh?

Leonidas chocolates are made fresh without preservatives and have a shelf life of approximately 3–4 weeks from the date of production. For best results, store in a cool, dry place between 60–65°F (15–18°C) away from direct sunlight.

Does Leonidas USA offer corporate chocolate gifts?

Yes. Leonidas USA offers custom-branded corporate chocolate gifts including personalised ballotins, gift tins, and bulk orders. Custom branding with your company logo is available. Contact us for corporate pricing and minimum order quantities.

Are Leonidas chocolates gluten free?

Leonidas offers a dedicated gluten free chocolate collection. These pralines are crafted to be suitable for gluten-sensitive diets while maintaining the same quality and taste as the full range. Look for the gluten free label on product pages.

Indulge in Leonidas' Belgian caramel chocolate collection — rich buttery caramels enrobed in finest dark & milk chocolate. Order fresh, free shipping over $61.

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