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Each 14 February, Valentine's Day celebrates love and small attentions. But did you know that this romantic celebration draws its origins from a mixture of history and tradition?

A Feast With Medieval Roots

Legend has it that Valentine of Terni, a priest of the 3rd century, secretly married lovers, defying the norms of the time. Executed for his act of courage, he became the patron saint of the lovesick. In the Middle Ages, this date is associated with courtly love and the first passionate declarations.

Chocolate: The Essential of Valentine's Day

A true symbol of love, chocolate has been captivating for centuries. The Maya and Aztecs called it the "food of the gods", and its aphrodisiac virtues make it an ideal gift for lovers' day. Offering chocolate means sharing much more than a treat: it is a gesture filled with sweetness and emotion.

Le Comptoir de Mathilde: Love to Savor

For a gourmet Valentine's Day, Le Comptoir de Mathilde offers artisanal creations made in our workshops in France, which will seduce all hearts:

• Original bars and breakable hearts for unforgettable memories.
• Lollipops and marshmallows to share (or not).
• Hot chocolate or naughty fantasies to enjoy accompanied.

Unique know-how and products for delicious flavors!

With Le Comptoir de Mathilde, every bite becomes a declaration of love. Offer much more than a gift: an experience that delights the senses and makes hearts beat.