A smooth chocolate with hints of coffee and red fruits. Dark 75% cacao, Brazil
2017 International Chocolate Awards Silver Winner

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Bonnat Libânio 75% Bittersweet Chocolate Grown on a plantation nestled in the northern region of Brazil's Bahia state, this cacao is descended from a line of original Trinitario varieties. The result is a smooth chocolate with hints of coffee and red fruits. Kosher-Parve, 100g/3.5oz per bar. Learn More

Mild and sunny notes with an overall round palate. Dark 75% cacao, Brazil

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Bonnat Kaori Bar. The beans that make up this bar come from a rich and fertile land in Brazil. The mild and sunny notes compliment the round palate of the chocolate. Kosher-Parve, 100g/3.5oz per bar. Learn More

This chocolate will impart the fine fruit flavors of Brazil. Dark 75% cacao

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Bonnat Juliana "Bresil" 75% Bittersweet Chocolate. The Juliana Plantation is located in the heart of the protected area of Pratigi. For twenty years, farmers have embarked on a rigorous selection of the best cacao, to offer the quality that has made the Brazilian bean a reference point for others. The planters follow the advanced social model initiated by Norberto Odebrecht and is a dazzling example of economic justice. This chocolate will impart the fine fruit flavors of Brazil and the spirit of the people who work there. Kosher-Parve, 100g/3.5oz per bar. Learn More

Brazilian Milk Chocolate Bar.
2019 Gold Winner: Bean to Bar Brasil

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Crafted bean-to-bar from fine trinitario cacao. Having soft and delicate flavors, it's a perfect combination for a creamy milk chocolate. 40% cacao, 100g/3.5oz. Learn More

Brazilian Dark Chocolate Bar. 70% cacao.
2019 People's Choice Award: Bean to Bar Brasil

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Produced bean-to-bar using forastero cacao, this bar has notes of intense earthy and citric flavors. Its distinct flavor is known as the "Taste of Bahia". 70% cacao, 100g/3.5oz. Learn More

Brazilian Dark Chocolate Bar. 65% cacao.

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Produced with Catongo-type, the fruit of a spontaneous genetic mutation. This cultivar produces lighter, softer cacao pods, resulting in a chocolate with a color that gives the impression of being a milk chocolate. It presents notes of almonds and walnuts. 65% cacao, 100g/3.5oz. Learn More

Brazilian Dark-Milk Chocolate Bar. 56% cacao.

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Made from Pará Parazinho cacao of Bahia origin. A chocolate made with milk but having a high cocoa content of 56%, compared to 30% of conventional milk chocolate. It is more creamy than dark chocolate, but with all the complexity of the cacao. Net wt. 100g/3.5oz. Learn More

Milk Chocolate Bar with Caramel & Cacao Nibs. 40% cacao.

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Chocolate bean-to-bar with cacao nibs and burnt caramel. Produced with trinitario cacao, it has notes of intense caramel flavor and a lot of crunchiness. 40% cacao, 100g/3.5oz. Learn More

Brazilian Dark Chocolate Bar. 85% cacao.

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Bean-to-bar chocolate produced with Forastero cocoa beans from Xingu, in the state of Pará, Brazil. Extra intense flavor and mild acidity. Features red wine aroma and flavor with notes of walnuts, fudge and brownie. Smooth and creamy texture. 85% cacao, 100g/3.5oz. Learn More

Best Before: September 11, 2019
Dark 70% cacao, Brazil

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Single-origin dark chocolate from the Riachuelo Plantation in Ilhéus, Brazil.

Situated in the Bahia region in Brazil, the Riachuelo Plantation benefits from a lush environment, n the heart of the Atlantic Forest close to the ocean. The cocoa trees are cultivated with respect for the surrounding fauna and flora, composed of numerous exotic trees such as the Massaranduba or the Pau d’Arco.

Harmonious flavors of grilled cocoa, dried fruit and berries, mingling with bitter-sweet notes, in a delicately spiced chocolate and caramel long finish. 70% cacao, net wt. 70g / 2.46oz.

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Best Before: September 7, 2019
Milk chocolate 51% cacao, Brazil

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Single-origin dark chocolate from the Riachuelo Plantation in Ilhéus, Brazil.

Situated in the Bahia region in Brazil, the Riachuelo Plantation benefits from a lush environment, n the heart of the Atlantic Forest close to the ocean. The cocoa trees are cultivated with respect for the surrounding fauna and flora, composed of numerous exotic trees such as the Massaranduba or the Pau d’Arco.

A creamy, tender texture, with sweet notes of milk, cream and caramel, mingling with notes of red fruits and cocoa, with a spicy and fresh lingering flavor. 51% cacao, net wt. 70g / 2.46oz.

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Single-Origin Bresil Bar.

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A hint of raisin blending into grapefruit/pomelo notes with an earthy grass/hay finish. Cocoa origin: Brazil. 75% Cocoa, 100g/3.5oz. Learn More

Dark 66% cacao, 66% wild and 34% EU Bio Organic. Bolivia

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Original Beans Beni Wild Harvest Bar. Cocoa origin: Bolivia. 66% Cocoa. EU Bio Organic. These Original Beans of the Amazonian Northeast of Bolivia believed to be the ancestors of all cacao. Harvested in the wild by canoe, these beans are so much smaller than typical cacao that few manufacturers have mastered the special roasting techniques to extract their unique flavors. Hand-picked wild cacao from forest island in Beni Savannah, Bolivian Amazon. Delicate notes of floral honey, apricot and jasmine tea. The chocolate is conched for 24 hours, which creates a slight acidity with a lingering finish. Cocoa origin: Bolivia. Net wt: 2.46oz/70g Learn More

Four Bar Sampler, various cacao origins.

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Original Beans Story of Cacao Sampler. Four bars of showcasing Original Beans' line of exceptional chocolates. One bar each of Cru Piura Porcelana (dark, 75% cacao), Cru Virunga (dark, 70% cacao), Beni Wild Harvest (dark, 66% cacao), and Esmeraldas (milk, 42% cacao) in a handsome wrapper. Net wt: 2.46oz/70g per bar. Learn More