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Surprise your loved ones with a Kalev gift card

Kalev gift card is a sweet surprise for your loved ones. With the gift card, you can choose your favorite sweets from the entire Kalev product range from all Kalev stores or enjoy delicacies at the Maiasmokk cafe.

Gift cards are sold at Kalev stores and Maiasmokk cafe.

GIFT CARDS ARE AVAILABLE WITH A VALUE OF €5

THE GIFT CARD IS VALID IN ALL KALEV STORES AND MAIASMOKK CAFE

THE GIFT CARD IS VALID FOR SIX MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF PURCHASE

THE GIFT CARD CANNOT BE EXCHANGED FOR CASH

Together for a more sustainable tomorrow!

Environmental protection and the fight against global climate change are collective social responsibility. We have also taken a part of this responsibility and are actively working to reduce the carbon footprint, and keep nature and people in business. Our sustainability strategy focuses on how to meet people’s needs through clear and thought-trough activities while simultaneously ensuring business success and being environmentally sustainable in five key areas.

Confectionery Workshop

The premises of Kalev Chocolate Shop in the Rotermann Quarter also include a Confectionery Workshop where all sweet lovers and those seeking new experiences can try making confectioneries themselves.

Join us and let’s make sweets together!

Marzipan painting
Making truffles
Children’s birthday parties
Rental for events

Find out more

Making sweets

Chocolate, dragees, and nonpareils, Marzipan, soufflé, and delicious caramels…

Read more about how and from what our chocolates and candies are made, and how you can get hands-on experience in making sweets yourself. Additionally, we have created numerous mouth-watering recipes to prepare both sweet and savory delicacies from our products.

History of the company

The confectioner Lorenz Caviezel lays the foundation for the Estonian confectionery industry in 1806 by opening his confectionery shop on Pikk Street, Tallinn, where Café Maiasmokk is now situated. This will become the oldest predecessor of today’s Kalev confectionery factory.