Approachable end of the catalog. Higher sugar, dark-milk options, and gateway-dark bars. Reach for these if you grew up on supermarket chocolate.
The heart of the lineup. The %s where origin terroir reads most clearly: bright Madagascar, brooding Tanzania, malted Vietnam.
Less sugar means louder cacao. Recommended after dinner, with a barrel-aged spirit or a dark roast coffee. Not for first-timers.
The Madagascar 90% — almost no added sugar, just bean and cocoa butter. Recommended in 5-gram pieces with a glass of water.
Our wrapper is a small data sheet. Three letters for origin (SBR/ESM/TGN/KIL/TUM), two digits for cacao percentage, two digits for the month it was roasted. So SBR-72-04 = Sambirano 72% roasted April. Always traceable, always honest.
Each estate gets a permanent three-letter code. SBR Sambirano, ESM Esmeraldas, TGN Tien Giang, KIL Kilombero, TUM Tumaco.
Two digits, total cacao mass in the bar. The remainder is unrefined cane sugar plus, on milk bars, grass-fed Vermont milk powder.
Two digits, the month we roasted that batch. We don't sell anything older than 90 days. Refresh dates printed on every box.
Brown for vegan, ruby for milk, peach for inclusions (salt, hazelnut, etc), black for limited single-estate releases.