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2021/2022 Wholesale Catalogue TABLE of CONTENTS 2021/2022 wholesale catalogue TABLE OF CONTENTS Legacy Collection 2-3 Pretzels, Logo Bars & Mint Patty 26 Heritage Collection 4-8 Almond Barks 27 Specialty Gift Boxes 9-11 Nutcorn 28 Canadian Art Collection Tins 12-17 Truffle Drops 29 Thank You Gifts 18 Snackable Treats 30-31 taste a piece of Baking & Fondue 19 Specialty Bars 32-33 Grab’n Go Sleeves 20-21 Specialty Tins 34 chocolate history A Taste From Canada 22-24 Promo Materials 35 Gourmet Chocolate Bars 25 Merchandisers 36 General Info and Policies 37 every purchase matters. At Rogers’ Chocolates, we are proudly committed to Fair Trade Certified™ Cocoa to ensure farmers get a fairer deal. It helps keep their children in school, improve their communities, protect the environment and grow the best quality products for all of us. 1.888.663.2220 Ext 235 rogerschocolates.com taste a piece of chocolate T history T Rogers’ Chocolates was founded in 1885 by Charles W. (Candy) Rogers. With his wife, Leah, Charles developed chocolate recipes that made his small shop in Victoria a favourite stop for travellers from all over the world. Faithful to his legacy, over the years we have maintained Charles’ commitment to the use of the finest quality natural ingredients in all of his time-honoured recipes. Today, a taste of Rogers’ Chocolates is truly a taste of chocolate history. every purchase matters. 1.888.663.2220 Ext 235 | 1 rogerschocolates.com Image Courtesy of The Royal BC Museum BC Archives l e g a c y l e g a c y collection collection Since 1885, people worldwide have discovered Rogers’ Chocolates. These original recipe chocolates are what made us famous. 20001 Vanilla / Vanille 46g/1.6oz 20020 Coconut / Noix de coco 46g/1.6oz 20002 Maple / Érable 46g/1.6oz 20021 Caramel / Caramel 46g/1.6oz 20003 Peppermint / Menthe poivrée 46g/1.6oz 20024 Ginger / Gingembre 46g/1.6oz 20004 Coffee / Café 46g/1.6oz 20026 Maraschino Cherry / 20005 Wild Cherry / Cerise sauvage 46g/1.6oz Cerise au marasquin 46g/1.6oz 20008 Rum / Rhum 46g/1.6oz 20027 Hazelnut / Noisette 46g/1.6oz 20009 Chocolate / Chocolat 46g/1.6oz 58004 Marzipan / Massepain 46g/1.6oz 20013 Maple Nut / Érable et noix 46g/1.6oz 58014 Peanut Butter Milk Chocolate/ 20015 Chocolate Nut / Chocolat Au Lait Au Beurre Chocolat et noix 46g/1.6oz D’Arachide 46g/1.6oz 20016 Orange / Orange 46g/1.6oz 58016 Peanut Butter Dark Chocolate/ Chocolat Noir Au Beurre 20018 Strawberry / Fraise 46g/1.6oz D’Arachide 46g/1.6oz 20019 Raspberry / Framboise 46g/1.6oz Product available to ship in full case quantities only. 2 | l e g a c y l e g a c y collection collection B A C A VICTORIA CREAMS CRÈMES VICTORIA Classically Rogers’, this 10 piece selection is an ideal way to try a few of our most popular flavours. Item #21012 460g/16.2oz (10 creams) Case Size: 6 B EMPRESS SQUARES C ALMOND BRITTLE CARRÉS EMPRESS CROQUANTS AUX Soft English caramel and roasted AMANDES almonds delicately dipped in rich dark Roasted almonds rolled into or milk chocolate. Fit for royalty. homemade candy. The result is our delicious brittle with a buttery snap, DARK (54% COCOA) dipped in dark or milk chocolate. Item #47010 360g/12.7oz DARK (54% COCOA) (10 chocolates) Case Size: 6 Item #41010 360g/12.7oz MILK (33% COCOA) (10 chocolates) Case Size: 6 Item #47110 360g/12.7oz MILK (33% COCOA) (10 chocolates) Case Size: 6 Item #41310 360g/12.7oz (10 chocolates) Case Size: 6 D TRADITIONAL ASSORTMENT ASSORTIMENT CLASSIQUE D A collection of our delicious gingham wrapped legacy collection pieces. Indulge in an Empress Square, Almond Brittle, and three of our most popular Victoria Creams. Item #50125 210g/7.4oz (5 chocolates) Case Size: 12 Product available to ship in full case quantities only. | 3 heritage heritage collection collection Two of our largest assortments; favourites for those times when you need an elegant look combined with lots (and lots) of exquisite flavours. a a PREMIERE GIFT BOX BOÎTE CADEAU DE PREMIÈRE Item #50019 1.79kg/3.94lbs (114 chocolates) Case Size: 1 b DELUXE ASSORTMENT ASSORTIMENT DE LUXE Item #50350 830g/1.8lbs (56 chocolates) Case Size: 6 b 4 | Product available to ship in full case quantities only. Assortments may not be exactly as shown. heritage heritage collection collection CLASSIC ASSORTMENT – 22 PIECE ASSORTIMENT CLASSIQUE – 22 PC The perfect assortment of Rogers’ signature chocolates including a variety of chocolate caramels, mini creams, pecan & cashew chews, truffles, Empress Squares and Victoria Creams. c ALL MILK TOUT AU LAIT c Item #52214 340g/12oz (22 chocolates) Case Size: 6 d ALL DARK d TOUT NOIR Item #52219 365g/12.9oz (22 chocolates) Case Size: 6 e MILK & DARK AU LAIT ET NOIR Item #52217 345g/12.15oz (22 chocolates) Case Size: 6 e Product available to ship in full case quantities only. Assortments may not be exactly as shown. | 5 heritage collection f SEA SALT CARAMELS CARAMELS AU SEL DE MER 8 pink & white sea salt caramels and 8 sea salt milk Empress Squares. Item #50269 320g/11.28oz (16 chocolates) Case Size: 6 f g NUTS & CHEWS ASSORTMENT ASSORTIMENT DE CHOCOLATS AUX NOIX ET AU CARAMEL A collection of some of our most popular pieces in milk and dark chocolate. Featuring our cashew clusters, almond brittle, pecan & cashew chews, g nougat, vanilla caramel, sea salt caramels, sea salt milk Empress Squares and white & dark chocolate covered almonds. Item #50267 235g/8.28oz (16 chocolates) Case Size: 6 h MILK & DARK CARAMEL INDULGENCE INDULGENCE DE CARAMELS AU CHOCOLAT AU LAIT ET NOIR If your true chocolate love is rich, chewy caramels, this box is for you! It’s filled with a selection of milk and dark caramels, guaranteed to satisfy the most discriminating of chocolate connoisseurs. 2 butter caramels in milk & dark chocolate, and 14 of our famous caramels in milk h & dark chocolate including chocolate, vanilla, raspberry, sea salt and maple. Item #52218 306g/10.8oz (16 chocolates) Case Size: 6 6 | Product available to ship in full case quantities only. Assortments may not be exactly as shown. heritage collection CLASSIC COLLECTION – 15 PIECE ASSORTIMENT CLASSIQUE – 15 PC Perfect for sharing or to keep all to yourself. A great assortment of our very best original recipes! i ALL MILK TOUT AU LAIT This collection includes a variety of caramels, truffles, an almond brittle, a pecan chew, a chocolate covered almond and a gingham wrapped Empress Square. i Item #50731 220g/7.75oz (15 chocolates) Case Size: 6 j ALL DARK TOUT NOIR This collection includes a variety of caramels, truffles, almond brittles, mini creams, a chocolate covered almond and a gingham wrapped vanilla Victoria Cream. Item #50739 230g/8.1oz (15 chocolates) Case Size: 6 j k MILK & DARK AU LAIT ET NOIR This collection includes a variety of caramels, truffles, mini creams, a cashew chew and a gingham wrapped dark Empress Square. Item #50732 230g/8.1oz (15 chocolates) Case Size: 6 k Product available to ship in full case quantities only. Assortments may not be exactly as shown. | 7 heritage collection l CLASSIC SAMPLER ASSORTIMENT CLASSIQUE A delicious introduction to our Rogers’ Classics, designed to keep you coming back for more. Item #51238 110g/3.88oz (8 chocolates) Case Size: 12 l m DARK CHOCOLATE COVERED GINGER GINGEMBRE ENROBÉ DE CHOCOLAT NOIR Fine candied Australian ginger dipped in Rogers’ rich dark chocolate. Chocolates are hand cut so sizes may slightly vary. m Item #50189 200g/7.06oz (18 - 20 chocolates) Case Size: 12 n NO SUGAR ADDED ASSORTMENT ASSORTIMENT SANS SUCRE AJOUTÉ Featuring our No Sugar Added hazelnut clusters, chocolate covered caramels and truffles. Item #50190 94g/3.32oz (8 chocolates) Case Size: 12 n Available to ship in mix and match quantities from January 1 to September 30. Please refer to your Order Form for 8 | further details. From October 1 to December 31 all assortments must be ordered in full case quantities. specialty gift boxes a GOLD COLLECTION COLLECTION OR Rogers’ signature collection of milk and dark chocolates including a variety of caramels, mini creams and truffles. a Also features our milk Pistachio Cherry Square. Item #52215 245g/8.6oz (16 chocolates) Case Size: 6 B LUXURY COLLECTION COLLECTION DE LUXE This two layer “luxury” collection includes some of our favourite caramels, mini creams and truffles and also features our very popular milk Pistachio Cherry Square. b Item #52230 490g/17.2oz (32 chocolates) Case Size: 3 C 1/2 LB EMPRESS COLLECTION COLLECTION EMPRESS – 1/2 LIVRE This elegant two layer gift box features a c selection of milk and dark chocolates including mini creams, Empress Squares, Almond Brittles, truffles and nougat. Item #23007 227g/8oz (12 chocolates) Case Size: 6 d DESSERT TRUFFLES TRUFFES DE DESSERT d An assortment of large truffles inspired by well loved desserts. Flavours include: Cheesecake, Crème Brûlée, Black Forest, Key Lime Pie, Pineapple Upside Down Cake and our decadent 72% Dark Chocolate. Item #50202 360g/12.7oz (12 chocolates) Case Size: 6 Product available to ship in full case quantities only. Assortments may not be exactly as shown. | 9 specialty gift boxes e CLASSIC TRUFFLES TRUFFES CLASSIQUES A selection of our most popular e truffles: maple, orange, raspberry, mocha, chocolate and coconut. Item #50227 230g/8.1oz (17 chocolates) Case Size: 12 f MINIATURE VICTORIA CREAMS DE CRÈMES VICTORIA MINIATURES A selection of our most popular creams: f chocolate, coconut, peppermint, raspberry, coffee, maple and vanilla. Coated in dark chocolate. Item #20241 250g/8.8oz (17 chocolates) Case Size: 12 g 72% DARK CHOCOLATE TRUFFLES TRUFFES AU CHOCOLAT NOIR 72% g Our 72% dark chocolate truffle was created for the true lover of rich dark chocolate.
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