An Italian writer taste-tests Bourbon’s Langue de chat Roll Noir, providing a detailed review of its combination of langue de chat pastry and rich chocolate with a cacao aroma, along with its calories, price and differences from Rubera.
A writer who loves Japanese confectionery culture introduces Bourbon’s Langue de chat Roll Noir through photographs, highlighting its luxurious appearance, premium packaging and glossy dark chocolate coating.
The tasting review describes the crisp texture of the langue de chat pastry, the chocolate cream filling, the balance of the outer chocolate coating, and the way the flavour of cocoa powder and the richness of butter spread across the palate.
Regarding calories and price, it notes that each piece contains 46 kcal and costs approximately ¥250–¥300, and touches on the view that the portion is moderate enough for everyday enjoyment.
As for the difference from Rubera, it characterises this product as a distinct luxury confection centred on the strength of cacao and the weight of the chocolate.
It also notes that the product may be in short supply depending on the store, providing information to alert readers that they may wish to consider buying it immediately when they find it.