Wholesale Austrian Chocolate: Truffles, Bars & Spreads

Austrian Chocolate: Hazelnut, Nougat, and Aerated Bars

Austrian confectionery leans heavily on hazelnut and nougat pairings, aerated chocolate textures, and boxed truffles rather than the straightforward milk chocolate bar most common on US shelves. Candieswholesaler.com carries 12 wholesale Austrian chocolate SKUs across three brands, Maitre Truffout, Piacelli, and Woogie, giving retailers a focused but varied specialty chocolate section. Case pricing runs from $34.26 to $110.45, spanning everyday jarred spreads and bars at the lower end and boxed truffle assortments toward the higher end. Buyers who already carry a French or Belgian chocolate line often add this Austrian collection as a complementary specialty section, since the hazelnut-nougat and aerated formats give a shelf a different texture and flavor angle than a standard truffle or bar from elsewhere in Europe.

This category suits candy shops and specialty grocers building out a European chocolate section, along with resellers and gift retailers looking for jarred spreads and boxed truffles that work well as standalone gift items rather than only shelf-stocked candy. The glass jar and boxed formats used across several SKUs mean much of this collection arrives ready for gift or specialty retail display without additional repackaging. Because Austria’s chocolate identity centers on richness and texture rather than mass-market simplicity, this collection tends to draw repeat interest from customers who already seek out specialty or imported chocolate rather than a general walk-in shopper. Retailers new to this category sometimes start with the two jarred spreads before adding the bars and truffle boxes, since the spreads tend to have broader everyday appeal while the boxed truffles suit a more occasion-driven or gifting customer.

Hazelnut and Nougat Spreads by the Jar

Two spread SKUs anchor the jarred side of this case: the Hazelnut and Nougat Spread in a 300-gram glass cup, and the Hazelnut and Nougat Duo Spread, also in a 300-gram glass cup, which swirls two flavors into the same jar rather than a single spread. Both come packaged in reusable glass jars rather than plastic tubs, a detail that suits gift retailers and specialty grocers looking for a spread that reads as premium on the shelf. Because both spreads ship in the same 300-gram glass format, a shop can display them side by side without needing different shelving or packaging accommodations, which simplifies adding a second flavor once the first proves out with customers. Stocking both the single and duo versions gives a buyer two price points and flavor options from the same jarred format.

Aerated and White Chocolate Bars

For buyers looking for chocolate bars rather than spreads, this case includes an Aerated Milk Chocolate Bar under the Choc n Air name at 150 grams, which uses an aerated texture rather than a solid milk chocolate bar. On the white chocolate side, a straightforward White Chocolate Bar at 100 grams sits alongside a Premium White Chocolate Bar with Strawberry, also at 100 grams, giving retailers both a plain white chocolate option and a fruit-flavored variation to round out that part of the shelf. Buyers stocking all three bar formats together, aerated, plain white, and strawberry white, give a shelf real textural and flavor variety from a single case order rather than needing to source a white chocolate line from a separate supplier.

Truffle Boxes and Chocolate-Covered Treats

The higher end of this case leans into boxed and specialty formats. The Fancy Milk Chocolate and Hazelnut Truffles Box at 100 grams pairs milk chocolate truffles with hazelnuts in a ready-to-gift box, while the Milk Chocolate with Whole Hazelnuts Bar, also 100 grams, offers the same hazelnut pairing in a straightforward bar format for buyers who want the flavor without the box. Chocolate Bananas at 150 grams and the Milk Chocolate Catfingers in a 3.5-ounce box add two more novelty-shaped options, and the Dark Chocolate Covered Toffee Caramel in a 175-gram bag brings a toffee caramel center into the dark chocolate side of the case for buyers who’ve stocked mostly milk and white chocolate elsewhere in this collection. Positioning the truffle box and the toffee caramel bag near each other on a shelf gives a buyer a natural progression from a boxed gift item down to a more affordable bagged option, both still carrying the same Austrian chocolate identity.

All 12 SKUs across Maitre Truffout, Piacelli, and Woogie are sold by the case, with minimums confirmed on your quote once you know which spreads, bars, or truffle boxes fit your shelf plan. Because pricing spans jarred spreads at the lower end up through boxed truffle assortments near $110.45, buyers can start with a small test order of one or two SKUs before expanding into the full 12-item range. This makes the category well suited to a phased rollout, starting with one or two SKUs and expanding as the shelf earns its space. Retailers building a European chocolate section, gift shops stocking jarred and boxed specialty items, and resellers sourcing hazelnut-forward confectionery can request a quote against any combination of items here, or open a wholesale account for ongoing orders. A quote covering one jar, one bar, and one truffle box gives a new account a quick way to compare this collection’s three main formats side by side before deciding where to weight a larger reorder.

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