Walliser Sport-Verdienste 2026 Mérites Sportifs Valaisans
Congratulations on the organization to the team of the HES SO Bachelor in Event Management, to the Sports Department of the Canton of Valais (Grégoire Jirillo, Ralf Kreuzer, Gabrielle Frily), Canal9 and Sportpress, and for choosing us along with Fovahm and the agency Form for the chocolate boxes.
Congratulations to the athletes and coaches, including Julien Vuignier, Sarah Studach, Louna Veuthey ( louna.veuthey ), Léna Borer, Maud Journel, Sarah Normand,Robin Briguet ( robinbriguet), Théo Gmur ( theogmur), Jeremy Finello ( finello.jeremy), HC Sierre ( hcsierre), Chris McSorley ( chrismcsorleyofficial), Alain Bonnet, Maxime Mantandon.
Secret Mission to Santa Claus
OUR CHOCOLATES ARE TRAVELING TO LAPLAND… a secret mission to negotiate the 2026 gifts with SANTA CLAUS: a 100 km pulk crossing from Nikkaluokta (Sweden) to the start of the Skjomen fjord. Then by kayak to reach Narvik (Norway), with: nova_montagne, laetitia_mountainleader
Aurélien Gay – 2025-2026 Season
On the Vertical race closing the World Cup season, Aurélien grabs a superb 2nd place behind Rémi Bonnet, and on the legendary Patrouille des Glaciers 2026, Aurélien and his teammates Rémi Bonnet and Martin Anthamatten finish in second position with a great time of 5h48.
So now we're not sure whether we should deprive Rémi Bonnet of chocolate and give more to Aurélien and Martin, or deprive everyone of chocolate until they win the Patrouille…
Thank You Grande Boucherie du Molard & Schilliger Garden Center
Find our chocolates at the Grande Boucherie du Molard, an institution in Geneva since 1921, and at the Schilliger Garden Center, which has likewise been an institution for three generations in Gland and Plan-les-Ouates. Uber Eats back in 1921 in the centre of Geneva? Well yes, home deliveries by bicycle in city centres are nothing new!
PS: In French-speaking Switzerland, a "Molard" also refers to a low hill or a rounded summit :)
Grande Boucherie du Molard
Patrouille des Jeunes 2026
They are the future of ski mountaineering and of the great Patrouille des Glaciers. Congratulations to Yanis Mooser & Martin Barras, Keren Badoux & Margot Chambovay, Elias Murisier & Maximilian Böner, Julie Barras & Alegra Schwoerer…
Hard to say we didn't spot Elise Farquet leaping about like a young Alpine goat :) accompanied by the cantonal representatives Jean-Philippe Lonfat and Pierre-Yves Deleze, all there to cheer on the young patrol members! Patrollers assisted by Emily Vaudan and Laurent Vaucher, all under the leadership of the event's boss Pierre-Yves Gay and his team.
Customized Sleeves over Chocolates of your Choice
We are honored to collaborate with limited editions of customized sleeves over chocolates with La Réserve, a 5-stars hotel and spa in Geneva, for « La journée de la femme », and with Agence Eugster in Verbier for celebrating their 60 years in business !
La Réserve https://www.lareserve-geneve.com/
Agence Eugster https://www.agence-eugster.ch
Patrouille de la Maya - 19th edition
Exceptional conditions for the 2026 Patrouille de la Maya ! The mist lifted in the early morning, to the delight of the racers. The Patrouille de la Maya is a legendary ski-mountaineering race held in teams of 3 racers every 2 years in Saint-Martin, Valais. Thanks to Grégory Morand, David Rudaz and the whole team for the outstanding organization.
2026 results: https://www.mso.swiss/events/2417-patrouille-de-la-maya/results
La Maya https://lamayach.wordpress.com/
Nice Corporate Wooden Gift Boxes
We have been honored to work on amazing corporate gifts projects with stylish customized wooden gift boxes celebrating STA 30 years in business, ID Électroménager with a vintage view over the Lac Léman, and for 2b8 dedicated to precision craft. Thank you for choosing our chocolates to reward your clients.
STA. https://www.stasa.ch
2B8. www.2b8.ch
Trophée St Bernard
We are honored to collaborate with the 4th edition of the Saint-Bernard Trophy on a 50% cocoa and hazelnut milk chocolate.
The ski mountaineering race will take place on March 7, 2026, in the heart of the magnificent Val Ferret, in the La Fouly region, an iconic passage of the Tour du Mont-Blanc and a haven of unspoiled nature. Come and participate and support us!
A sweet partnership for a good cause
Enjoy our chocolates while delighting your loved ones, family, friends, colleagues, partners, service providers, suppliers, or clients. You'll also be participating in a solidarity initiative, helping to improve the daily lives of young patients in the hospital. Order them on the website of the Planète Enfants Malades Foundation:
Christmas Market in Le Châble
Find us at the Bagnes Christmas market, organized by the Bagn'Art association at Espace Saint-Marc in Le Châble on December 6th and 7th, 2025:
Craftspeople, raclette, entertainment, music, and even Santa Claus might make an appearance.
bagnart.com
Km Vertical Fully 2025
The Vertical Kilometer is a thousand meters of elevation gain in the form of a time trial. With a distance of 1,920 meters, the Fully Vertical Kilometer is the fastest in the world. Its average gradient exceeds 50%.
For the 2025 event, Rémi Bonnet won the men's race, breaking the vertical kilometer record ahead of Italy's Henri Aymonod and Switzerland's Aurélien Gay du Levron. In the women's race, France's Axelle Gachet Morallet won ahead of Switzerland's Victoria Kreuzer and Alessandra Schmid.
Mérites Sportifs Valaisans
We are honored that our chocolates have been chosen as gifts for the participants of the Valaisans Sports Merits ceremony – Walliser Sportverdienste – which takes place on April 30, 2025, at the Théâtre La Poste in Visp. The chocolates will be presented in up-cycled wooden boxes made by the Fovahm workshop in Martigny and with sleeves whose creative printed designs were thought up and developed by agency Forme in Sion (Jeremy Formaz, Creative Director). The athletes nominated this year are Kyshawn George, the third Swiss to play in the NBA; Nico Hischier, pillar of the Devils in the NHL; Naomi Luyet, voted best player in the Super League; Loïc Meillard, third in the overall World Cup rankings; and Camille Rast, author of an exemplary season in the World Cup. A big thank you to Grégoire Jirillo, Chief of the Service des Sports, Canton du Valais; Ralf Kreuzer; Canal9, and Patrick Deletroz of Sportpress.
Skimo World Championships in Morgins
A shower of medals for Switzerland during the Ski Mountaineering World Championships in Morgins:
Marianne Fatton was crowned sprint world champion. Jon Kistler had a magnificent race and won the elite bronze medal ahead of Arno Lietha (4th) and Thomas Bussard (5th). This elite podium was accompanied by a U23 world champion title for Kistler, followed by Thomas Bussard, who won the silver medal in the U3 category. Aurélien Gay placed third place in the vertical race ranking.
Rémi Bonnet won the individual world champion title by more than two minutes. In the team race, the pair of Aurélien Gay and Rémi Bonnet finished in a superb second place. Thank you to the Morgins Skimo Club, Yannick Ecoeur, and Sarah for the collaboration with a 50% cacao and hazelnut milk chocolate.
More or fewer extraordinary toppings?
Should there be more or fewer delicious toppings on the chocolates? That’s the eternal question. Even those who would like fewer end up adding more!
Three days of pure biking and skiing bliss
Three days of pure bliss on a bike and ski trip in Val de Bagnes friends Laetitia Lam, Elodie Simonin and Elisa. An eco-friendly trip using only the strength of your thighs:
Train: Geneva – Le Châble
Bike + Ski: Le Châble – Cabane Brunet (2,103 m)
Ski + Bike: Cabane Brunet-Mont Rogneux (3,082 m) – Prarreyer village
Bike + Ski + Bike: Prarreyer – Chargerat Six Blanc – Le Châble
Train: Return home
= 4,150 m of cumulative elevation gain and loss in both sports for this first experience, one night in a cabin and another in the village, a Ça Joue chocolates sponsor and warm encounters, and a pace that was both sporty and contemplative. They celebrated the seasonal transition with the buds and spring snow between passes, summits, forests and cappuccino breaks in the small village cafes of this magnificent region. Managing equipment transitions without forgetting anything, balancing bikes and taking care of skis, They loved playing with the terrain, adapting and blending into the mountain!
Martin Bender
Add talent to dark chocolate with goji berries and you get second overall and a victory in Val Thorens for your second year on the Freeride World Tour. Pretty cool. Ça Joue for Martin Bender!
Soirée NOVA Montagne et Alpiyak
Nice custom wooden gift boxes with chocolates for Frédéric Bourban and Julien Fournier of Eco Forêt, Nendaz’ Triage Forestier, led to some more chocolates for Esprit Nomade, a night out with Stéphanie Nendaz of Nova Montagne, a walk with Aurélie Fierz’ yaks and a dinner in a yurt in la Fouly!
Visit Aurélie Fierz and Thomas Gabioud in summertime at the Alpage d’Emaney.
Ça Joue at the ISM Cologne
Ça Joue chocolates were showcased at the ISM Chocolate & Sweets trade show in Cologne, Germany, representing Valais chocolate craft! We were honored by a visit from Erik Jakob, Swiss General Consul, accompanied by Beat Vonlanthen, Director of Chocosuisse, and Valentin Diethelm of Switzerland Global Enterprise.
PS: Nice antique workbench and table upcycled into a cool chocolate display by FD Bois.
Ça Joue for Alastair Yule
Alastair Yule was still able to show the youngsters how to win a 4-star at the No Limits Bruson Freeride Week in 2025! When commenting on Alastair, Martin Bender says: "The boss…" Alastair honored us with a collaboration for a limited edition Dark Chocolate 70% Cacao with organic mint from the Grand Entremont.
Ça Joue for the Post Office
It’s always incredible to see our orders shipped – but we are always a little worried about whether they will arrive safely. Swiss Post in Le Châble, with its new sorting centre in Vétroz, is doing a great job. Thank you!
Schweizerdeutsch?
Sprechen Sie Deutsch? Schweizerdeutsch?
We are proud to release Ça Joue chocolates with packaging displaying the front ingredients in German. After listening to many opinions about finding a new brand name for the German-speaking market, the consensus was to keep the brand’s Valais origin and identity “in Valaisan”. It is inimitable.
There is just no way to translate Ça Joue... Alles gut?

























































































































