This chocolate assortment was launched by Mackintosh’s to rival Rowntree’s Black Magic chocolates in 1960.
The assortment included creme tangerine, coffee dessert, toffee creme brazil, nougatine cup, almond sundae, ginger sling, montelimart, pineapple treat, coconut & caramel, toffee & cherry cup and savoy truffle (later immortalised on The Beatles‘ White Album in a song written by George Harrison).
The product was discontinued in 1988.
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