The bar is manufactured in Mexico from Mexican cacao. The label entirely in Spanish and is itself well crafted. Since translation apps are now pervasive, a bar in a language which is unfamiliar can still be read and understood.
Tuesday, March 31, 2026
Metiche Mexico Sononusco 67% cacao
This bar has a gentle start that develops a buttery texture with egg yolk flavors. The low bitterness of the bar allows this flavor to stand out. The aftertaste is light and also gentle. 9.6
Monday, March 30, 2026
Spinnaker Puerto Rico 70% cacao
There was a surprising flavor tasted when I took my first bite of this bar. It was somewhat akin to a rubber note. With further tasting a floral and fruity aspect emerged, rose on the floral and apricot on the fruity. The aftertaste tapered off quickly with little notice. 7.9
Sunday, March 29, 2026
Goodnow Farms Ecuador Esmeraldas 70% cacao
There is a tart taste to this bar, but it does not rise to citrus level. I mostly notice a plummy fruitiness with a hint of banana. There is lingering bitterness in the aftertaste which stays longer than average. 9.1
Tuesday, February 10, 2026
Dick Tayler Vanuatu Malekula 78% cacao
At 78% cacao this bar is sharply bitter. Coffee and charcoal are the dominant flavors. The astringent texture of this high cacao bar leads to a long and bitter aftertaste. 6.6
Wednesday, February 4, 2026
Caputos Bolivia Beniano 75% cacao
The flavor pallet of this bar leans to the earthy with some dried fruity aspect. On the earthy side, there's a touch of olive. This leads to some fig and grape must taste on the fruity side. There's a fairly robust aftertaste which does not linger. 9.0
Thursday, January 29, 2026
Ma Cacao Peru Ucayali River 70% cacao
Sunday, January 18, 2026
Friis-Holm Honduras India Rojo 70% cacao
Some smokiness is apparent along with a a slight metallic tinge. This develops into some orange notes and the bitterness moderates significantly. Aftertaste is edgy and flavorful, with diminishing bitterness. 8.2
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