Riachuelo Noir is single-origin dark chocolate made with cacao from the Riachuelo Plantation in Ilhéus, Brazil. It has harmonious flavors of grilled cocoa, dried fruit and berries, mingling with bitter-sweet notes, in a delicately spiced chocolate and long caramel finish.

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.

Net wt. approximately 5g.

Formerly known as Teyuna

Domori Trinitario 70% Colombia. A Trinitarian cacao whose name carries the charm and mystery of ancient Teyuna, the "lost city" of the Indians brought to light by archaeologists in 1976 in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia.

Rare sweetness and finesse, with notes of cashew nuts and a honey after-taste. 0.9oz/25g net wt.

Formerly known as Teyuna

Domori Trinitario 70% Colombia. A Trinitarian cacao whose name carries the charm and mystery of ancient Teyuna, the "lost city" of the Indians brought to light by archaeologists in 1976 in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia.

Rare sweetness and finesse, with notes of cashew nuts and a honey after-taste. 0.9oz/25g net wt.

Originally from the Apurimac river area in the south of Peru. A recent hybrid (Trinitarian cacao), with notes of flowers, caramel and cream. Very delicate with discreet acidity and a fresh flavor that makes it a highly sought-after protagonist in haute patisserie and cocktails. 0.9oz/25g 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. 0.9oz/25g net wt.