Experience my recommended flight
of
single origin solid chocolates and
truffles.

tanzania - 75%
cacao
Tanzania
is intense, smooth and creamy, with a natural fusion of vanilla, coffee
and strong banana tones of the terrior. Its raw strength, warmth and
the tanginess of slightly wild cacao linger in the senses.
1
Tanzania chocolate is blended with caramelized cashews and topped with
a roasted salted cashew. Intense, salty, crunchy, earthy... yum!
2
Tanzania chocolate with nothing but pure Wisconsin cream and
butter, and an edible fleck of gold leaf.
tanzania - 70%
cacao
This
Colombian chocolate begins with a delicate aroma then explodes with
flavors of coffee, toasted marshmallow and a whisper of rose. A beautiful
balance of sweetness/bitterness. Long, lingering finish. Velvety smooth.
3
In honor of chocolate's early flavorings, I have paired this Colombian
chocolate with cinnamon, roasted Ancho chilies, Chipotle and Cayenne
pepper. Dusted with cocoa powder.
4
Fresh raspberry purée blended with my favorite chocolate, Colombian.
Just a splash of Chambord added for brightness. Topped with cacao nibs.
ecuador - 65% cacao
This
varietal, called Don Homero, from Ecuador has an earthy, floral bouquet
of orange blossom and jasmine. Ends with a long, dominant chocolate
finish.
RAINFOREST ALLIANCE CERTIFIED
5
An heirloom variety of cacao preserved by Ecuadorian farmers, the Rainforest
Alliance, and my friend Pierrick Chouard. Made with espresso and topped
with a chocolate espresso bean.
6
Ginger purée is blended with fine Ecuadorian chocolate and a splash
of Cognac. Topped with baby Australian candied ginger.
são tomé -
70% cacao
The
island of São Tomé’s volcanic soil imparts a natural
intense smokiness. Beginning with a penetrating aroma, the flavor develops
into a slight tartness of tamarind trees. It is earthy and smooth with
a lasting finish.
7
Three-pepper melange steeped in cream, blended with São Tomé chocolate
to bring out its fullest flavor. Un: black pepper; Deux: pink peppercorns;
Trois: red Syrian pepper.
8
70% cacao from the volcanic island of
Sao Tome, cardamom, a splash of orange flower water, topped with a
candied pistachio.