Limited time chocolate tea launches for Toronto Chocolate Festival
TORONTO, September 24, 2012 – Toronto’s first luxury hotel, The King Edward will be tempting every sweet-tooth across the city with their new limited edition afternoon tea service.
The King’s Chocolate Inspired Afternoon
Tea will launch at Victoria’s Restaurant on October 12 as part of the
city-wide Toronto Chocolate Festival, which runs through November 4.
An enticing addition to The King Edward Hotel’s current afternoon tea offerings, The King’s Chocolate Tea includes a choice between two specially-blended chocolate teas – Chocolate Macaroon, a delicate Ceylon tea scented with sweet chocolate and coconut and topped with cacao nibs; and Chocolat, an exotic medium-bodied black Ceylon tea with high-grade chocolate oil.
“Afternoon
Tea has been an institution at The King Edward Hotel since our opening
nearly 110 years ago,” says Daniel Schick, Executive Chef at The King
Edward Hotel. “Our two chocolate teas are a great way to get in the
spirit of the Chocolate Festival and also give back to a worthy cause.”
The
King’s Chocolate Tea is $39 and $5 of each sale will be donated in
support of prostate and breast cancer initiatives. Afternoon Tea at The
King Edward Hotel is served Friday through Sunday from 2:30 – 5:00pm.
Call 416-863-4125 for reservations.
Now in its seventh year, the Toronto Chocolate Festival includes events across the GTA and Southern Ontario, such as the 7th Annual Chocolate Ball Gala, October 19th at Roy Thomson Hall. For a full listing of Chocolate Festival events, visit www.TorontoChocolateFestival.com.
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About The King Edward HotelBuilt
in 1903 by Toronto’s then-richest man, George Gooderham, today’s The
King Edward Hotel offers 298 guest rooms, 21,000 sq. ft. of refined
meeting space and the Royal Club Lounge for premium services with select
guest rooms. The hotel’s guest register reads like a who’s who of
politics, royalty, music, writing, business and sport, ranging from
one-time resident Ernest Hemingway and headline couples like Elizabeth
Taylor and Richard Burton, to the Beatles, Britney Spears and David
Beckham. Signature King Edward Hotel experiences include one of
Toronto’s most lavish Sunday brunches, afternoon tea service and getaway
package partnerships with many of the city’s leading cultural
destinations. For information and reservations visit www.thekingedwardhotel.com About Skyline Hotels & Resorts:
Skyline
Hotels & Resorts is a distinctive collection of retreats focused on
providing true lifestyle enhancing experiences to leisure and business
guests, as well as local residents. Offerings include top-level golf and
ski, its own Shizen Spa brand and a complete range of year-round
activities including adventure parks and corporate team-building.
Skyline destinations include the Cosmopolitan Hotel and Pantages Hotel
in downtown Toronto, Barrie’s Horseshoe Resort and Deerhurst Resort in
Muskoka. In July 2012, Skyline Hotels & Resorts added Toronto’s
historic King Edward Hotel to its collection. Skyline Hotels &
Resorts is owned and operated by Skyline International Developments
Inc., a real estate and development company that also includes unique
communities like Port McNicoll. Visit www.skylinehotelsandresorts.com.
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