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73<br />

- SWISS<br />

% min. Cocoa<br />

% Sugar<br />

% Fat<br />

Working Temp. Product Information Tasting Notes<br />

38% 31% 42% 31°C - 33°C Bolivia , Amazon. South America<br />

68% 36.5% 38.5% 31°C - 33°C Bolivia , Amazon. South America<br />

Couverture from wild beans. This couverture opens with a mild cocoa note. The following milk caramel taste is accented through the slightly sweet taste<br />

of marzipan. The 48 hours conching brings out the pleasant malty spruce honey flavour which then finishes on a prolonged slightly spicy vanilla note.<br />

Couverture from wild beans. The cocoa taste complements the freshness of lemon & fruitiness of grapefruit. The 60 hours conching brings<br />

out the intense dried prune bouquet & vanilla. This has an exceptionally pleasant fruit acidity and a long-lasting ending<br />

74% 25% 46% 31°C - 33°C<br />

Hacienda Elvesia, Dominican Republic. South<br />

America<br />

Organic Certified. The elegant, robust cocoa has tender tones of black tea and a mild tobacco note. The 72 hours conching brings out a<br />

fruity tinge which is sustained with a hint of orange and sharpness of grapefruit<br />

38% 47.2% 38.5% 30°C - 32°C Grenada<br />

65% 34% 4% 30°C - 32°C Grenada<br />

This milk chocolate intertwines a balanced cacao note with the mellowness of fruity floral honey. The profile is rounded through the<br />

harmony of milk caramel accompanied by a mild, slightly spicy, sweet vanilla finish.<br />

Full-bodied, intensive cacao flavour. The traditional gentle processing method reveals a compelling fruit bouquet with the diversity of forest<br />

berries and the natural freshness of orange. The prolonged finish is accompanied by a balanced dried pear note complimented through a<br />

hint of spicy nutmeg.<br />

72% 27% 45% 31°C - 33°C<br />

Arriba Mocache, Los Rios, Ecuador. South<br />

America<br />

The cocoa taste is enhanced by the intense coffee and liquorice fragrance. The 72 hours conching brings out the intensive dried prune<br />

bouquet leading to a long lasting finish of a light flowery blackcurrant note<br />

65% 34% 42% 31°C - 33°C<br />

Sur del Lago, Maracaibo, Venezuela. South<br />

America<br />

A well balanced combination of coffee and plum enhances the distinct cocoa flavour. The traditional gentle processing brings out aromas of<br />

orange blossom & cinnamon, enhanced with a light sweet raisin bouquet. This makes a good festive flavour<br />

64% 35% 43% 31°C - 33°C Sambirano, Madagascar. Africa<br />

A well balanced fruit cocoa with a sense of hazelnut aroma & a fresh note of wild berries. The 72 hours conching brings out a subtle fruit<br />

acid note, enhanced with a hint of clove and cedar<br />

49% 40% 42% 28°C - 30°C<br />

Sur del Lago, Maracaibo, Venezuela. South<br />

America<br />

This has a creamy taste, with a delicate cream caramel note. The traditional gentle processing brings out the sense of light vanilla-bourbon<br />

aroma with a hint of honey. The fresh fruit raspberry note gives a smooth melting finish<br />

38% 47% 38% 30°C - 32°C<br />

Sur del Lago, Maracaibo, Venezuela. South<br />

America<br />

The full bodied milk/cream taste is sustained with a note of honey & caramel. The traditional gentle process brings out the pure & noble<br />

cocoa Criollo & it finishes with a delicate roasting & vanilla taste<br />

52% 47% 37% 31°C - 33°C<br />

38% 49% 37% 30°C - 32°C<br />

36% 49% 41% 29°C - 31°C<br />

62% 37% 38.5% 31°C - 33°C<br />

No VAT applicable<br />

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