Only a limited run of La Petite Maison Winter Baton is available from Qu’il fait bon in Japan. The new holiday gift joins the brand’s returning Stollen, which comes back after six years and goes on sale at all 12 stores and the official online store.
Both products launch on November 1, 2026, and are available only while supplies last. The Winter Baton is an online-store exclusive with limited quantities, while Stollen can be purchased at Qu’il fait bon stores nationwide as well as online.
The lineup includes Stollen at ¥3,580 (tax included), plus La Petite Maison Winter Baton in a three-piece box for ¥1,400 (tax included) or a five-piece box for ¥2,100 (tax included). The baton varieties include chocolate pound, maple syrup and brown sugar, sweet potato and walnut pound, plain, and chestnut and coffee pound.
About Qu’il fait bon’s holiday gifts
Stollen returns with a new package
Qu’il fait bon’s Stollen returns after six years in a gift-ready package decorated with golden leaves and red berries. The approximately 13-centimeter, 230-gram loaf is priced at ¥3,580 (tax included).
Limited online Winter Baton
La Petite Maison Winter Baton is sold exclusively through the official online store in limited quantities. The three-piece box costs ¥1,400 (tax included), and the five-piece box costs ¥2,100 (tax included).
A winter house-shaped gift box
The La Petite Maison Winter Baton arrives in a house-shaped box showing a snow-covered Qu’il fait bon shop with warm windows and a Christmas tree. The box contains the seasonal baton assortment, priced at ¥1,400 (tax included) for three pieces or ¥2,100 (tax included) for five.
Qu’il fait bon’s tart-shop heritage
Founded in 1991, Qu’il fait bon is known for fruit tarts made with seasonal ingredients. Its holiday baked-goods lineup extends that gift-giving tradition with Stollen at ¥3,580 (tax included) and Winter Baton boxes priced from ¥1,400 (tax included).
Qu’il fait bon has created the seasonal baked goods as gifts for people who live far from its tart shops, as well as for friends and family. Stollen is made with dried fruit soaked in alcohol over time, aromatic nuts, marzipan, and carefully prepared dough. Each slice develops a deeper flavor as the rich fruit notes and marzipan sweetness come together.
Highlights
- Stollen returns after six years and is priced at ¥3,580 (tax included).
- La Petite Maison Winter Baton is an online-store exclusive with limited quantities.
- The Winter Baton costs ¥1,400 (tax included) for three pieces or ¥2,100 (tax included) for five pieces.
- The three-piece set includes chocolate pound, maple syrup and brown sugar, and sweet potato and walnut pound batons.
- The five-piece set adds plain and chestnut and coffee pound batons.
- Stollen is approximately 13 centimeters long and weighs approximately 230 grams, although handmade pieces may vary in shape and size.
Menu & Event Details
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | Qu’il fait bon Holiday Gift Lineup |
| Menu / items | Stollen; La Petite Maison Winter Baton: chocolate pound baton, maple syrup and brown sugar baton, sweet potato and walnut pound baton, plain baton, and chestnut and coffee pound baton |
| Release date | November 1, 2026 |
| Period | From November 1, 2026, while supplies last |
| Location | All 12 Qu’il fait bon stores in Japan and the official online store; Winter Baton is online-store exclusive |
| Stores | Qu’il fait bon stores nationwide; official Qu’il fait bon online store |
| Price | Stollen: ¥3,580 (tax included); La Petite Maison Winter Baton, three pieces: ¥1,400 (tax included); five pieces: ¥2,100 (tax included) |
| Official website | Official online store |
Before you buy
- When can I buy Qu’il fait bon Stollen?
- Stollen goes on sale on November 1, 2026, at all 12 Qu’il fait bon stores and through the official online store. It is available while supplies last.
- Where can I get La Petite Maison Winter Baton?
- The Winter Baton is available only through the official online store and in limited quantities from November 1, 2026.
- How much is La Petite Maison Winter Baton?
- The three-piece box costs ¥1,400 (tax included), while the five-piece box costs ¥2,100 (tax included).
