Chocolate Christmas Tree Green – 125g

Green Chocolate Christmas Tree by Fesey Chocolate Figures with tiered branches

The green chocolate Christmas tree by Fesey Chocolate Figures is a standing tree made of 125 grams of milk chocolate, with branches layered in clear tiers. A wide base allows it to stand without a stand, and the fresh green of the foil has the yellowish tone of young pine needles.

Green chocolate Christmas tree is a standing milk chocolate tree from the Fesey Chocolate Figures range, cast and hand-wrapped in Riemerling, Upper Bavaria. With its medium size, it belongs on the table rather than hanging on a branch, and it stands in the center rather than at the edge.

Next to it, the small 40-gram trees look like new growth clustered around the old trunk. Mixing both sizes creates a tiered effect on the table that no single arrangement can achieve.

A tree that stands on its own base

The trunk base widens at the bottom like a small bell, giving the figure stability for which it would otherwise need a pedestal. Above this, the wreaths of branches are set off in four distinct tiers, each a little narrower than the one below. On a plate, the base keeps the figure upright even if someone bumps the table. Once you have placed it, you won't move it for the entire Advent season.

At the very top, the tip tapers off slenderly—so slender that a candle next to it looks almost coarse. Between the tiers, the surface is filled with a needle relief that flashes in many short strokes in raking light. It is precisely this relief that turns a simple silhouette into a tree that you recognize as such at first glance.

A green like freshly cut needles

The foil is a light green with a slight yellow tint that evokes young shoots in May, not deep winter forest at all. This makes the tree stand out from the usual red and gold of the season without becoming loud.

On white linen, it looks almost alive; on dark wood, it appears even fresher. In a bowl with red ornaments, the same tone comes out even brighter. Those looking for a more muted mood can choose the moss-green version, which places the same tree in a calmer forest tone. Both side by side create a small grove that accompanies the table from one end to the other.

Soft melt under the green foil

After casting, a hand reaches for the paper and wraps it fold by fold around the cooled tree, as is standard for all chocolate figures from this house. This is why no foil sits exactly like the next, and why the manufacturer calls its chocolate figures unique pieces.

The milk chocolate underneath prioritizes cocoa butter over cocoa mass, which keeps the melt soft. The tip, therefore, often breaks off between the fingers long before it reaches the mouth. It remains milky and mildly sweet until the very last piece, which makes it so reliable for the children's table. A piece of it is enough for a cup of coffee; the rest waits, wrapped up, for the next evening.

The tree itself likes it cool and dark and rewards a spot away from the heater with an intact shine. You can find more like this among the chocolate figures from Fesey, and those who prefer breaking bars will find what they are looking for in the chocolate department.