Chocolate Moonshine Co

They double charged me and I have followed up three times to try to resolve the issues. I’ve emailed and left voice mails. I would not go back.

Two and a half stars. This kiosk closed up after the Christmas season fizzled out, and I’m not sorry to see it go. Very pretty exterior painting on the chocolates, but most of them are way too sweet and don’t yield enough essence of their namesake ingredients. Semi-​runny moonshine centers, delicate shells. Blood orange was my favorite of the set of 10 the boo picked out, with an honorary mention to amaretto. That said, each artisan fudge bar makes for an easy sweet tooth fix to split between two people.

4.5. Stars (especially for value). This cute pop up store is located next to Brio and Coastal Flats in Tysons. It is originally from PA, and yes I love locally unique shops. (The owner lady didnt even know what Unilocal was so she kept looking at me suspiciously and asked me why I was taking so many pictures lol)
These beautiful chocolate bars instantly caught my attention and I had to get some samples. They have a wide variety of flavor selections ranging from fruity ones to liquory and nutty ones. I tried black cherry, which was smooth and delicious, yet not too sweet. The owner lady told me that these bars are low in calories as it contains less sugar, but the fruit flavor was intense enough to make it deliciously sweet. I thought the 10 bars for $ 20 was a steal, as chocolate prices are really high these days and you pay over $ 2.50 on average for a piece of truffle.
You get to pick your own flavors so it will make a great gift for others or yourself. I got one large box of 10 bars and a small empty box (50 cents) to share it with my dear friends.