85% No. 1 Dark Chocolate by Sarotti
Another of the Sarotti bars which is German chocolate with an Italian name. It came to me from Berlin if my memory serves me right. This »
72% Peru by Yann Couvreur
We bought this bar with the fox in Paris, in the galleries of Lafayette. I like those not quite ordinary, for chocolate packaging. Instead of cocoa »
72% Mikado by Zvečevo
Classic, you can say, Croatian chocolate. We brought it from Croatia last year, but it was well preserved thanks to the good packaging and my wine »
64% Dark Chocolate by E. Wedel
Polish chocolate I received as a gift. Honestly, it looks dodgy - plastic which is obviously coiled directly on the chocolate. The ingredients list did impress »
75% No. 1 Kakaosplitter by Sarotti
Unpretentious, relatively cheap chocolate from Germany. Caramelized cocoa nibs add a bit of unusualness, although chocolate is generally pretty mediocre. Moderately bitter and slightly acidic, not »
88% Premier Cru Dark Chocolate by Hachez
A bar of cheap German chocolate Hachez. It's cheap because it has the price tag of 2.49 euros, which is considered cheap by chocolate standards. »
75% Colombian Dark Chocolate by Nicadi
Again Colombian chocolate with 75% cocoa and for some reason it is quite similar in taste to the previous Porcelana bar, in terms of being floral-sweet. »
71% Porcelana Venezuela by Heinde & Verre
Somehow I feel like I'm not a fan of Dutch chocolate. For example, now we have a beautifully packaged bar (or rather two) of Rotterdam chocolate »