80% B9 by Cacao Betulia

I purchased this little bar in Amsterdam's Chocolatl. There were several different bars from Cacao Betulia. And all of them were 80% and the only difference »
I purchased this little bar in Amsterdam's Chocolatl. There were several different bars from Cacao Betulia. And all of them were 80% and the only difference »
Not quite classic Ecuadorian chocolate, it seemed to me very similar to Peruvian Tesoro Amazonico . Pretty sweet floral taste, not bad, but not mine - 3 »
I received this bar of Ukrainian chocolate as a gift (thanks to Grandma Lyuda). And although in general I’m rather skeptical about Ukrainian chocolate, and »
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 »
I bought this bar of Ukrainian chocolate in the Silpo store. In general, I have a pretty deplorable experience of buying chocolate in the Silpo store, »
So the turn came to Cuban chocolate from Jean-Paul Hévin. When I bought the first sample Colombia bar, the saleswoman, smiling sweetly, suggested I try Cuba. »
Another bar from Henri Le Roux, this time it is an 80% blend of different cocoa varieties from different countries. This bar belongs to the Signature »
This is one of the many bars bought at the grocery supermarket on the lower floor of the Galeries Lafayette in Paris. This bar fell first, »