Today is the day our new Great Lake Collections (Yes, plural!) open for pre-sale! You can take your pick from three different assortments, all of which were inspired by our ever-inspiring Great Lakes.

Some of the first things we learned growing up was how to use our hand as a map to point out our hometown, and how to list off the Great Lakes using the "HOMES" acronym. The unsalted water of the Great Lakes runs through our blood, we know to to spot a Petoskey Stone a mile away, and we know all the words to The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald by Gordon Lightfoot.

Our dream this year was to distill these things into chocolate as best we could, whether that be in the form of a limited-edition Bon made with a Detroit-style pizza infused caramel, or crispy chocolate smelt served in only the finest roadside stall shrink wrapped tray.
And now without further ado, let us introduce you to The Great Lakes Collections 🚢
The Inland Collection
If your favorite thing about a new box is trying those super limited-edition Bons, then you'll love our Inland Collection. Inside you'll find 7 Bons that pay homage to everything from our unsalted water to the food and drink that's served on it's shores.

The Great Big Collection
This collection takes it up a notch by adding 8 Bons and 2 Pocococoa to the 7 Inland Collection Bons. If you're a fan of Detroit (and who isn't) you might recognize these additions as our best selling Detroit Collection. And what better to top off this assortment of Michigan-inspired goodies than a chocolate Edmund Fitzgerald. Our miniature version of the famous freighter, made from solid dark chocolate!

The Superior Winter Collection
The complete set, for all you Bon-noisseurs. This collection includes 15 Michigan-inspired Bons, 2 Pocococoa (also Michigan-inspired, of course), The Ed-Bon Fitzgerald, a baggie of milk chocolate Petoskey Stones, and a package of 6 Crispy Smelt. Indulging in this collection is akin to taking a full trip around the mitten AND the Upper Peninsula, and boy will you be glad you did it.
