Free cancellation
11–14 hours
Food and drink Ghent, Belgium
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Experience centuries of Belgian craftsmanship with this small-group tasting that combines two iconic Belgian products: chocolate & jenever. Indulge in five delicious pairings while gaining insights into these craft products and the artisans behind them.
Belgium is renowned for its craft foods and drinks, but have you tried jenever? Less known than Belgian beer, jenever remains a hidden gem. Though it’s the Belgian ancestor of gin, this unique drink can even resemble whiskey when aged. This tasting introduces you to five local jenevers, including a 10-year-aged jenever. We’ve paired them with chocolates from different chocolatiers across Belgium: a great opportunity to explore various styles of Belgian chocolate in a short time span.
About us: our shop offers unique chocolate experiences, where quality is at its heart. We like to fully immerse you in the world of chocolate. In our shop you find artisanal chocolate from 4 different top Belgian chocolatiers.
Ages: Adults (18–99 years)
A small-group tasting maximum of 6 people in the historical heart of Ghent. The tasting takes place at the Chocolade Ambassade, a chocolate shop just around the corner from Gravensteen Castle, within the authentic setting of a Flemish “stairhouse” from the 16th century. This location makes it easy to combine the tasting with a day of sightseeing. -Savour carefully selected high-quality chocolates and jenevers. -One of the two founders of the Chocolade Ambassade will personally lead the tasting, sharing insights into the craftsmanship behind chocolate and jenever with engaging facts and personal stories. -After the tasting, you can purchase some chocolates if you wish to do so. We can also provide recommendations for where to buy jenever and offer suggestions for other food and craft products in Ghent.
Stop 1
Everyone meets at the meeting point.
Chocolade Ambassade , just around the corner of the Gravensteen castle , look for the tallest traditional Flemish "stairs" house.
Chocolade Ambassade , just around the corner of the Gravensteen castle , look for the tallest traditional Flemish "stairs" house.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
| If you cancel | You get back |
|---|---|
| At least one day before | 100% |
| Less than a day before | 0% |
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Due to the fact that our shop is located in a historical building, it is not easily accessible by wheelchair. If you use a wheelchair or you have any other support needs, contact us beforehand so we can look together what we can do to make this experience accessible for you.
This activity takes place in a chocolate shop. The tasting room temperature is around 18°C to maintain the quality of the chocolate. We would advise to bring a sweater if you are easily cold.
As this is a tasting with strong alcohol, we do not allow anyone under 18 to participate
Our products may contain traces of gluten, eggs, milk, soy, nuts, sesame,
Please kindly inform us beforehand about any food allergies or sensitivities.
Not recommended for travelers with severe food allergies. As we work with various small-scale chocolatiers, we unfortunately cannot guarantee that cross-contamination will not occur.
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Chocolate and Jenever (Belgian Gin)Tasting in Ghent
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