Haigh's luxury chocolate advent calendar is back - with a $1,275 price tag
It's coming up to the most wonderful time of the year, with some Aussies looking to count down the days in luxury with the Haigh's Chocolate Luxury Advent Calendar, priced at a hefty $1275.
That's right, the South Australian-born brand has brought back its highly anticipated advent calendar, featuring 24 different treats to count down to Christmas Day.
"Inside this handcrafted calendar, there are twenty-four days of specially curated handmade chocolates, including one-off moreish creations to share and enjoy in the countdown to Christmas day," reads their website.
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Inside Haigh's Luxury Chocolate advent calendar for 2023. Haigh's Chocolate
Some of the exclusive flavours include: Dark Fig & Frangipane Tart, Milk Caramel Tart, Triple Chocolate Truffle, Dark Aperol Spritz Ganache, Milk Chartreuse & Walnut Ganache, Dark Elderberry & Macadamia Ganache, Milk Florentine, White Snowball, Dark Raspberry Frog and Milk Passionfruit Frog, among others.
The limited edition calendar comes packaged in a sleek black box with a winter-wonderland theme printed in a festive silver and gold. It serves two people and is available to purchase until 10th November 2023 via pre-order.
Though you may balk at the price, let it be known the calendar has sold out both years since it was introduced in 2021. Back then, it was priced $1,075 and in 2022 it was selling for $1,190.
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The chocolate calendars have sold out year after year. Supplied
There is one other way to get your hands on the coveted Christmas item, free of charge.
Haigh's has set aside three of their limited-edition advent calendars to give away to Aussies. All you need to do is answer the question, "What special recipe do you make at Christmas time?" for your chance to win.
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