10 Best Chocolate Gift Boxes in the UK 2024 | Green & Black's, Cadbury's, and More

"The Everything H-Box" really does contain a little bit of everything! There's a range of white, milk and dark chocolates all paired with flavours such as rich caramels and indulgent champagne. Each individual chocolate is visually pleasing with different toppings of dried fruit and nuts on glossy chocolate shells and swirling piped mousses. 

The box the chocolates are presented in is lovely and allows the recipient to clearly see the delights waiting for them inside, plus the description book not only gives details on each flavour but also on the origin and details of the cocoa. This is a sophisticated yet understated gift box, and that's why it's easily our number one!

Green & Blacks chocolate is wonderfully flavourful and the ingredients they use are really high quality. This selection box covers everything from creamy white chocolate with black vanilla beans flecked through it, to bitter dark chocolate with the fiery sweetness of ginger – and everything in between.

This really is a box for all the family to enjoy, and the organic ingredients and Fair Trade cocoa demonstrate how much care has gone into it. It's also presented attractively, and the chocolates are like mini versions of the full-sized bars giving it a fun twist. We love this tasting gift box and are sure your friends and family will too! 

We've already covered chocolate gift boxes for kids with dietary requirements, so now for the adults! This beautifully-presented gift box from Hotel Chocolat contains full-on dark chocolate flavours to pack a punch with their big, fruity, and rich flavours. Anyone who loves dark chocolate can enjoy this, vegan or not!

The box comes presented in a chic black box with a white bow giving it a really stylish edge. Its many different options do justify the higher cost, as it actually provides excellent value for money. If you know you're buying for a lover of all things dark and bittersweet, then you're on to a winner.

These cute sets from PLAYin CHOC are totally free from common allergens including gluten, dairy, nuts, soy and sesame. They also ensure that the supply chain, factory and machinery do not handle these common allergens. There's even a Christmas puzzle card toy to assemble to add to the festive sense of fun! 

These are a great choice if you're buying for kids with specific requirements – or even kids without! They're fun and engaging and are made from really good quality ingredients to ensure maximum flavour while keeping the sugar content down. We arere big fans of this brand and their inclusive products.

Firstly, these chocolates are incredibly moreish! Their hard chocolate shell gives way to amazingly-smooth flavoured centres, and they're all individually wrapped, so it's really easy to share them around (or not – we won't judge). The box is a step up too, so you have a ready-wrapped gift which is handy if you're in a rush.

The reason these rank slightly lower is that inside the box, the truffles are left loose and have no presentation tray. This means that they have a tendency to rattle around a bit and damage, and it's not as nice an experience to open for the recipient. It's a bit of a shame as these are really delicious chocolates!

If you're buying for a lover of the arts, this box has been designed by artist Kitty Arden and was inspired by the great stages of London where Prestat-lovers such as Sir John Gielgud and Dame Peggy Ashcroft plied their trade. Packed with 16 of Prestat's favourite chocolates and truffles, it is their best-selling chocolate gift box, and with the gorgeous design and tempting flavours, it's not hard to see why.

The interesting flavours in this gift box may not suit the tastes of everyone, and the price of the box is quite high as you're buying fine chocolates. So if you're looking for value for money with flavours that will be universally popular, this may not be the right gift box to choose. 

Selection boxes are such a fun gift to receive and are a great gift for kids. Childhood memories are brought to mind of huge plastic trays filled with your favourite chocolate bars! This selection from Cadbury goes a step further by putting it in fun, Christmas stocking-style packaging with six varieties included.

The major downside of this selection (and is often the case in selection boxes) is that the bars aren't full-sized which may come as a disappointment to some. But, the bars that are included are some of Cadbury's most popular varieties, so if you've got someone who is fussy or hard to buy for, this could be a winner!

Thornton's prides itself on this collection being a sample of its most popular flavours that have been enjoyed by generations, making it an ideal gift. A good mix of dark, milk, and white chocolates, this box also has the added bonus of chocolate-covered fudge for those with a real sweet tooth!

While this is a great value selection, the chocolate does have relatively low cocoa content, so it may not be best if you're trying to impress. Some reviewers noted that while the chocolates tasted good, the illustration of the individual chocolates on the box in no way represented what they actually looked like when the box was opened.

These liqueur chocolates from Anton Berg are a massive nostalgia trip for anyone who remembers them from the 70s & 80s. The hard, bottle-shaped dark chocolate gives way to wonderfully syrupy liqueurs of some of your favourite spirit brands. These are a sure-fire way to get tipsy while watching TV on the sofa after dinner!

These aren't to everyone's tastes, not to mention that they are wildly unsuitable if you're buying for a family with kids (unless the adults keep them for after they've gone to bed!). The dark chocolate isn't as good quality as others in this listing at 50% cocoa solids, though each flavour is dairy-free.

Who doesn't love Ferrero Rocher? Despite Ferrero being an Italian brand, they are a festive staple in households across the UK and always make a popular gift. This collection includes dark, milk, and white chocolate versions of these treats, with the white Raffaello version also including an indulgent dusting of coconut. 

Their popularity is well established, but they can sometimes be regarded as the 'safe' choice and one that maybe took little time or consideration! They are also unsuitable for anyone with nut, wheat or dairy allergies, and the dark chocolate contains a very low amount of cocoa solids compared to other dark chocolates.