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Valrhona – Manjari

A Valrhona classic, Manjari is light, fruity, has a gorgeous melt and is not at all bitter. Ideal for any curious milk chocolate fans not so keen on dark chocolate, or anyone trying out fine chocolate for the first time. Curren...
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Bonnat – Trinité

Is this really an Ecuador Arriba? Certainly it seems like it – with a flavour profile matching Arribas almost right down the line. What does this mean? A good powerful bar, lots of character, lots of kick. Also, possibly ...
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Amedei – Porcelana

A real connoisseurs chocolate with interesting developing flavours. Good job you don’t need much to appreciate this bar, given the price!
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Michel Cluizel – Noir Infini 99% cacao

An extraordinary blend showcasing Cluizel’s masterful skills by delivering an intense chocolate with a refreshing bitter punch. Perhaps overshadowed slightly by his Amer Brut 72%, Noir Infini is remarkable for its intensi...
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Michel Cluizel - Los Ancones

Michel Cluizel – Hacienda ‘Los Anconès’

Cluizel finally hit home with the third of their unique origin bars. This is an excellent offering with a wealth of interesting and well-balanced flavours that will please anyone, being at the same time truly a fine chocolate, ...
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