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Read more Heavy rains and a moderate conch give rise to a fruit-forward bar. For this harvest, we chose a conching time of 18 hours, which is longer than in previous years
Flavor: Blackberry Marmalade with Nutty Caramel
Dietary information
Dairy Free, Gluten Free, Vegan
Manufactured at a Kosher certified facility
Produced in a factory where milk, peanuts, and tree nuts are handled.
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Read more Tucupí is an essential condiment in Amazonian gastronomy linked to the preparation of cassava (yuca) bread. Tucupí brings a rich, spicy, and umami flavor that can be described as “Amazonian miso.” It is probably unlike anything you will have tasted before.
Dietary information
Dairy Free, Gluten Free, Vegan
Manufactured at a Kosher certified facility
Produced in a factory where milk, peanuts, and tree nuts are handled.
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Read more Dark organic chocolate blended with balanced German gingerbread spices and citrus.
70% Cocoa Content
We source organic cacao from Peru, where the cacao trees grow amongst other plants and wildlife. We work directly with cooperatives who ensure a high price is paid to farmers.
100% Organic, Plastic Free & Plant Based
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Read more An unusually dry and cloudy growing season, combined with a mild roast and minimal conching, has produced arguably the most floral edition of To’ak chocolate thus far. This rendition is 100% cacao, without any extra cacao butter or other additives. Pure dark chocolate from the valley of Piedra de Plata.
Flavor Description
Mochaccino, roasted almonds, floralNose: Floral, green olives, fresh wood.
Palate: Roasted almonds, mochaccino, jasmine.
Finish: Perfumed coffee with roasted almonds on top.
Pairing Recommendations
Creamy or nutty cheeses pair beautifully—they serve to neutralize some of the bitterness and bring out the nutty notes. Think mild brie, triple-cremes, and Alpine-style cheeses. For spirits, Zacapa 23 rum is a top choice. Properly aged Cognac or Tequila and a wide range of whiskies will all work well. In the realm of wines, go with a super sweet fortified wine like Pedro Ximenez sherry.
Appellation: Piedra de Plata
Variety: Heirloom Nacional
Fermentation: 4-5 days
Roast: Medium
Conch: None
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Read more The goal with Dark was to highlight the emblematic characteristics of Nacional cacao from the Arriba growing region in Ecuador – akin to the French province of Burgundy in the wine world.
The higher cacao percentage, longer fermentation time, and relatively shorter conch time have produced a strongly floral aroma that continues to intermingle with red fruits and earthy notes on the palate.
Nose: Flowers and herbs, trace of nuts.
Palate: Floral, woody, herbal, earthy, berries.
Finish: Long, dark, rich and herbal.
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Growing in a valley isolated from the world, only accessible by small fishing boats called “peñeros” authentic CHUAO from Venezuela is renowned as one the world’s best cacaos for one of the world’s best cacaos for over 400 years. Notes of dark cherries, plums and blackberries.
Made in a factory that handles dairy & nuts.
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Add to cart The 2017 harvest, blessed with optimal growing conditions, lent itself to an approachable and well-balanced edition of To’ak Chocolate, subtly hitting on all of the signature flavor notes (fruit, flowers, nutty and woody) associated with heirloom Nacional cacao. A celebration of coastal Ecuadorian terroir.
To’ak signature series.
Nose: Faintly floral with green grass and hints of fresh eucalyptus.
Palate: Pistachio, orange bitters, black cherry, hints of espresso.
Finish: Fresh oak and subtle notes of toffee and honey.
Vegan. gluten and lactose free.
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Add to cart Start with heirloom Nacional cacao from Piedra de Plata, add torrential El Niño rains followed by an unexpected drought during the critical ripening period, and top it off with an unusually late harvest forced by a 7.8 magnitude earthquake. Single-origin Ecuadorian dark chocolate at its most complex.
To’ak origin series.
Nose: Wood with a touch of flowers.
Palate: Ripe banana, mint/eucalyptus, earthy red fruits.
Finish: Muscular, enigmatic, highly complex.
Variety: Heirloom Nacional
Vegan. gluten and lactose free.
Can be purchased only on preorder!
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Add to cart Palo Santo wood, renowned for its fragrant essential oils, is actually native to the forests of coastal Ecuador. It grows wild in the very same province in which To’ak was born. Our most fragrant edition of To’ak chocolate aged with this powerfully aromatic wood = profoundly exotic flavor profile, to say the least.
To’ak signature series.
Nose: Citrusy pine, touch of mint.
Palate: Opens with sweet resinous wood, mint and lemon peel with the suggestion of clove enter on the mid-palate, stewed dates and fresh pine on the back-end.
Finish: Coffee, dates, and pine.
Vegan. gluten and lactose free.
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Select options An alternative to milk chocolate made with coconut milk and coconut blossom sugar.
Depending on availability we typically use the cacao from Chililique (Piura) for the coconut bar.
May contain traces of dairy and nuts.
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Add to cart In a remote mountain valley of Northern Peru, is the village of Chililique.
In partnership with CacaoTales the farmers there are processing their cacao to a high standard so we can make exceptional chocolate.
Made in a factory that handles dairy and nuts.
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Add to cart The cacao for this chocolate was sourced from two small farms on the Galapagos Islands. It’s the first single-origin chocolate ever produced from this unique part of our world. Ecuador’s Nacional cacao grown in the singular ecological conditions of the Galapagos has produced a truly terroir-driven chocolate with a special tempering that imitates the soft fudge texture.
To’ak signature series.
Nose: Cinnabon, raisins, whole wheat, floral buquet.
Palate: Floral, cookies & fudge, nutmeg, brown fruits.
Finish: Caramel, cinnamon, sweet bread.
Vegan, lactose and gluten free.
