• Koko Black has released its 2023 Christmas Collection, spreading the cheer with a new range of Koko Advent Calendars.
    Koko Black has released its 2023 Christmas Collection, spreading the cheer with a new range of Koko Advent Calendars.
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Koko Black has released its 2023 Christmas Collection, spreading the cheer with a new range of Koko Advent Calendars, housing handcrafted treats behind every door.

Available for a limited time, Koko Black has three bespoke advent calendars to choose from.

Yours & Mine Advent Calendar
Fruity, nutty, spicy and sweet, Yours & Mine means double the treat, including two Christmas countdown calendars. Koko Black is made for sharing, and the newest edition to the Christmas range is bringing double the fun to the festive season. Spread the love and come together in the lead-up to Christmas with a bespoke praline treat to share with your favourite person.
600G RRP $149.90

A Very Koko Advent Calendar
The go-to gift for little elves, grown-ups and everyone in between, make the festive season merry and bright, with a moreish milk chocolate set to delight.
200g RRP $39.90

The Christmas Advent Calendar
A delectable milk, dark or white chocolate praline surprise awaits behind each door. Packed full of festive flavours including Christmas Pudding and Speculoos crumbs pralines, this calendar is guaranteed to make your day as bold and bright as Santa’s sleigh.
280g RRP $74.90

Koko Black’s Advent Calendars are available in stores nationally and online.

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