75% Venezuela by Maison Le Roux

This is the third bar from the Venezuelan contest that we recently arranged. This French chocolate, bought at the Maison Le Roux company store, was fighting »
This is the third bar from the Venezuelan contest that we recently arranged. This French chocolate, bought at the Maison Le Roux company store, was fighting »
Another bar that participated in the recent Venezuelan chocolate contest. This bar came fourth and received 4 stars. I didn’t buy chocolate in a company’ »
This bar is the last of the Magician, that is, the last of six bars bought in Paris and produced by French chocolatier Jean-Paul Hévin. And »
Today we are repeating one interesting experiment - a contest of chocolate bars from beans of the same origin. Last time that was three bars from »
One more bar from Jean Paul Hévin who already managed to get a place in my chocolate heart. This time it's a blend of different beans »
It turned out that I have two bars of Venezuelan chocolate from Jean-Paul Hévin, but one of them has 70% of cocoa, and the second one »
This is the second, and at the moment the last, bar from Alain Ducasse, which we bought in the Galleries Lafayette in Paris. This is pure »
This is the one before last of 7 bars of Cacao Sampaka chocolate that we brought from Spain last summer, and, as I wrote in the »