
Montezuma’s Chocolate
West Sussex chocolate brand with a Birdham factory, Absolute Black bars, fruit and spice combinations, truffles, buttons, and gifts.
About Montezuma’s Chocolate
Montezuma’s has made chocolate in West Sussex for more than two decades. Its Birdham factory near Chichester supports a range of bars, truffles, and smaller pieces exploring both intense cocoa and combinations with fruit, nuts, and spices. The brand sells online and through retailers ranging from farm shops to supermarkets.
Absolute Black takes cocoa to its most concentrated form: one hundred percent cocoa chocolate, with versions adding almonds or orange and cocoa nibs. Nibs are fragments of the cocoa bean. FitzRoy, with seventy-four percent cocoa and labeled organic, offers another point of reference for shoppers seeking dark chocolate within the catalog.
Combinations give each bar a different character. Black Forest pairs dark chocolate with cherry; Royal Mint features mint, and Spice It Up adds ginger. Sea Dog includes lime and sea salt, while Happy Hippy combines orange and geranium. In milk chocolate, Happiness uses salted caramelized hazelnuts, and Happiccino combines coffee and nibs.
Fillings and textures broaden that selection. Butter Nutter has a peanut butter truffle filling; other large bars include almond and butterscotch. Truffle collections come in different box sizes, while chocolate buttons are available in milk, dark, white, and organic versions, with percentages specific to each product.
Taster boxes bring several recipes together for comparison before choosing a favorite. There are mixed, vegan, and Absolute Black selections, alongside libraries of mini bars. Gifts are organized by occasion, with boxes for birthdays, thank-you presents, and celebrations, plus gift cards and corporate options. The variety supports choosing a format for sharing or an individual selection.
The company states that it does not use palm oil and explains its sourcing and packaging criteria. Its environmental work includes recyclable, biodegradable, or compostable materials and measures to reuse production waste. These policies accompany its chocolate making; organic and vegan lines are identified separately in the catalog to distinguish their specific characteristics.
The brand’s journal develops recipes and ways to use its chocolate, such as FitzRoy brownies. Order inquiries and trade support address needs distinct from consumer purchases. Its headquarters is at Unit 1, Birdham Business Park, Birdham, PO20 7BT; sales are organized online and through distributors and outlets listed in its store locator.
Chocolate bars, truffles, buttons, and taster boxes