Origin chocolate from Colombia

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UK delivery in 2-5 working days Complimentary shipping from 40 GBP We dispatch within one working day Unroasted cacao, one to three ingredients
No extra cocoa butter One to three ingredients Pure Colombian cacao We pay the grower more Unroasted, no lecithin UK delivery, 2–5 working days

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Which chocolate is mine?

Each bar is different. Choose the one that fits the way you live.

100% cacao100%

For you if…

100% cacao

You want it unsweetened and unroasted.

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Dark80%

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Dark

You want intensity with a little sugar.

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MilkMilk

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Milk

You want it gentle, still honest.

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Drinking chocolateMug

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Drinking chocolate

The evening starts in a mug.

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Dark Chocolate 76% Unroasted Cacao

Flavour, in the frame

Dark Chocolate 76% Unroasted Cacao

The one they ask for again.

  • Colombian cacao. Nothing in disguise.
  • No extra cocoa butter, no vanillin.
  • A real grower on the wrapper.
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#ChocolateResponsable

Cacao. Grower. Full stop.

The purest chocolate, with a name and a QR code.

The wrapper is a portrait

The grower is on the face. Not in the small print.

You see them when you buy. The QR is to know them, not to hunt for them.

On the bar
On the bar
On the farm
On the farm

The QR on the wrapper opens their story. Same name. Same farm.

Close to the smallholder

How we make chocolate with social impact

The ChocolateResponsable strategy is to work close to the smallholder, pay a premium of up to 80 percent above the market for their work and quality, control fermentation and drying for a finer flavour, and bring it to you as a pure, healthy, delicious chocolate.

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10+ years with growers
12 heroes on the wrappers
501 families in love
#ChocolateResponsable

Our story, 2014

It began on a farm. It grew from the hardship of the grower.

If I, a civil engineer, lose money and it hurts, imagine our neighbours up the hill, living in extreme poverty. How are they supposed to get on?

Hernan, father of Juan

In 2014 Juan and Natalia visited Hernans farm, abandoned for eight years because of the violence. Seeing the sacks of cacao stacked there, Hernan said something that changed everything. That day Juan Choconat began.

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A few people in love with #ChocolateResponsable

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