Victoria, British Columbia
Explore a Victoria chocolate story through creams, bars and delivery details.
A chocolate business whose history begins in Victoria in 1885. Browse current cream and bar collections, with food and shipping caveats.
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Historical founders
The official history describes Charles making the early chocolates and Leah managing the Victoria shop. This identifies historical people, not current ownership.
Rogers’ official history begins with Charles Rogers opening a Victoria grocery in 1885 and later making chocolates with Leah Rogers. The Government Street heritage shop dates to 1903. The current history page describes local Canadian-family operation, and shipping information identifies a factory in Victoria; it does not establish that all ingredients originate here.
Victoria Creams have whipped cream-style centres with chocolate coatings and multiple flavours. The chocolate-bar collection offers a different format, including milk and dark bars and named flavour variations. Use the package ingredient declaration for an exact selection; a collection title does not establish the ingredients of every item within it.
The Canadian shipping table separates standard and express destinations. Northern territories use express service, and warm-season conditions change shipping offers. The FAQ recommends cool, dry storage away from heat and says products are not guaranteed tree-nut-free because cross-contact is possible. Confirm exact delivery terms and the recipient’s ingredient needs before buying a food gift; delivery dates remain estimates.
A collection of cream-centred chocolates in multiple flavours, generally dark-chocolate coated with separate peanut-butter coating options.
This is a product-family link. Ingredients and coatings vary; read the exact package and the maker’s cross-contact guidance.
Explore the collectionA current collection of milk and dark bars, with plain, sea-salt, peppermint and other named variations.
This collection does not promise stock of every bar. Check the selected product’s ingredients, format and current delivery conditions.
Explore the collectionRead the exact package ingredients. Rogers’ does not guarantee tree-nut-free products. Northern territories use express delivery, and seasonal heat changes shipping offers; arrival dates are not guaranteed.
The business’s official history starts in Victoria in 1885. Current shipping information identifies a Victoria factory, without separately certifying every selected collection item’s manufacture or ingredient origin.
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