Porcelana is an extremely rare and precious plant.

Grown in the Andes since antiquity, it was rediscovered and grafted by Domori in the late 90s, in their Hacienda San José plantation in Venezuela. The name comes from the translucency of its green or red fruits, making them look like porcelain. The beans are oval with a completely smooth surface. Porcelana is also one of the most delicate cacaos: once ripe, the fruits become prey to insects and fungi.

The chocolate crafted from this variety has notes of hazelnuts, cream, vanilla, and bread crust. The lack of acidity enhances its sweetness and roundness.

70% Cocoa, 1.76oz/50g net wt.

Chuao is an ancient variety of Criollo that takes its name from the plantations and the Venezuelan peninsula where its genetic material was first identified, and then selected for over the centuries. The beans are completely white, lending the chocolate incredible sweetness and roundness. Notes of almonds, caramel, Damask rose & cream with a low acidity. 70% Cocoa, 1.76oz/50g net wt.

Guasare is a rare variety and the mother of all the varieties of Criollo. It has been grown on the Domori plantation in Venezuela since 2002. Among chocolate connoisseurs, it is known for its fineness and for its aromas of dried fruit and honey. This is a Criollo made to perfection. 70% Cocoa, 1.76oz/50g net wt.

Domori Trinitario Venezuela Bar.

A cocoa obtained from different Criollo and Trinitario hybrids originating in the Venezuelan states of Merida, Trujillo, Tachira and Zulia south of Lake Maracaibo.

Delicate and very fresh aroma with notes of almonds and coffee. Low acidity and astringency, fine, pronounced elegance and great persistence. 1.76oz/50g net wt.