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8:09 am August 9, 2007
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Nicholas Zukin
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Yeah, I’ve tried it. Cacao, here in Portland, got a limited number and I got one from them. It’s tasty. I don’t have their other bars to compare, but I think I might have liked the other ones a bit more. Still, a good bar. It starts off very fudgy, I think, and then becomes brightly fruity, like dried cranberries. It finishes a little cocoa-powdery and slightly bitter, I’d say.
I enjoy Amano’s bars. I think they’re well-balanced.
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3:45 am August 16, 2007
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ChemicalMachine
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posts 110
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quote:
Originally posted by ChemicalMachine
I noticed Amano’s Limited Edition Cuyagua bar today while browsing Chocosphere. Has anyone tried it yet?
My bar arrived in the mail today.
The chocolate has a nice earthy aroma.
The flavor profile is dominated by various fruit flavors. A slight earthiness appears near the finish to keep things interesting.
This is a good bar, although I also prefer the other two.
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10:14 pm April 9, 2008
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Eshra
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posts 178
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Just tried all three Amano bars and can say that I was impressed enough to buy 3 Ocumares. The Ocumare reminded me a lot of Amedei’s Porcelana. Lots of honey, bread, and caramel notes over a nutty background. Not sure about the supposed fruit…
Any recent tasters?
Sean
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10:50 pm November 13, 2008
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Scott–DFW
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posts 74
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Amano has a new 70% bar with beans from Bali.
[url]http://www.amanochocolate.com/retail/bars/jembrana/[/url]
Scott
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