Roll up’ Roll up’. We are are revolting! Let Them Eat Chocolate!
Christmas Late Opening 11.00am ‘til 9.00pm
Now available at the Maurice Einhardt Neu Gallery, the much sought after hand made, organic chocolate truffles and bars from Maitre Chocolatier Joss Lally, of The Cocoa Tree, the oldest chocolate house in England.
“The Cocoa-Tree (club), of which Byron was a member, originally a Tory chocolate house & famous for once having been the headquarters of the Jacobite Party, was a debauched, bacchanalian chocolate house where the high class descended to to get whoring and dirty whilst talking politics and gossip. Where Sir Richard Steele composed and drafted the first issue of Tatler Magazine and where, on a less elevated level, the aspiring dandy could feast his eyes on the accredited beau, sportsmen could gamble and gluttons indulge”.
Murray Venetia, High Society
– A Social History of the Regency Period, 1788 – 1830
Roll up’ Roll up’. We are are revolting! Let Them Eat Chocolate!
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