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Chocolate Bar

Colombia 85% Dark Chocolate

£3.00
Colombia Dark Chocolate Bar
Chocolate Bar

Colombia 85% Dark Chocolate

£3.00

ABOUT THE CHOCOLATE:
The farm was founded by Ricardo Guzmán Álvarez who emigrated from Spain to Colombia in 1820 with his two brothers. The plot of land he settled on in Gigante, Huila already had some cacao growing on it. So he decided to plant more and grew it into a much larger operation which is now called Finca Casa Blanca (named after the farmhouse on the property).

Today it is managed by his great-great grandson, Reynaldo Guzmán Romero. Reynaldo is 72 years old and has been working Casa Blanca for several decades already . It is the oldest and largest cacao farm in Huila. In fact, there are trees on the farm from the 1800s that are still producing today!

NET WEIGHT:
25g

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VEGAN
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SOY FREE
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LOW SUGAR

  • TASTING NOTES

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    When we first tried this cacao, dried cherries and chocolate pudding came to mind. The finished chocolate has some acidity, but it is matched nicely with the sweetness of the chocolate itself. This 85% bar could fool us into tasting like a 70%, but don't take our word for it - try one for yourself!

  • INGREDIENTS

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    • cacao
    • organic cane sugar
    • organic cocoa butter

  • TAKE NOTE (USEFUL INFORMATION)

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    • This chocolate is made from cacao beans from Colombia. We purchase this cacao from Osito Coffee. Their mission is to build transparent, long-term and mutually beneficial relationships with producers and customers alike
    • The pouch is made from compostable material and printed with soy ink
    • Vegan, Soy Free

SHARING OUR SOURCES

All ingredients should be traceable! Learn more about the farmers and producers that supply us with ingredients that are organic, ethically sourced and fairly compensated.

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CACAO

Osito
COLOMBIA

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ORGANIC COCOA BUTTER

Oko Caribe
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

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ORGANIC CANE SUGAR

Native Green Cane Project
BRAZIL

SHARING OUR COSTS

We believe in the power of transparency – and you should know what costs go into your chocolate from end to end! We’re fighting for fair wages at every step from bean to bar.

FARMERS RECEIVE

+13%Fair Trade Pay

FARMERS RECEIVE

+50%Local Market

EMPLOYEES RECEIVE

+42%Minimum Wage In Ontario

SPLIT OF COSTS

51%/49%Ingredients/Labour

Customer Reviews

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Spencer
Surprisingly fruity

When I read the tasting notes, I took it with a grain of salt - similar to wine or coffee - but was pleasantly surprised at how fruity and sweet this was. Barely any of the chalkiness or bitterness that often comes with 80%+ chocolate.