70% Pérou by Foucher
I bought this bar somewhere in Paris while rushing past and spotting yet another sweets shop. The red packaging looks quite pretentious — there’s no gold »
I bought this bar somewhere in Paris while rushing past and spotting yet another sweets shop. The red packaging looks quite pretentious — there’s no gold »
This is the second bar from Le Lautrec. The first one I really liked — this one, a bit less. It’s still a good, high-quality chocolate, »
I bought this bar in a small sweets shop in Paris. There wasn’t much pure chocolate there, but this Vietnamese bar looked appealing to me, »
A small bar in bright packaging. Another French bar. The chocolate has a bit of bloom, but overall it looks nice. The aroma is light, unobtrusive. »
This is probably my first Slovak chocolate, and I tried to look for something in local shops, but this is all I managed to find. Maybe »
This is the second and last bar from the candy shop À la Mère de Famille, and it’s a 75% Haiti bar. The packaging is »
This chocolate bar was bought somewhere in Paris, in a candy shop. I don’t remember the price — it seemed average. The packaging is terrible: you »
This is the last bar from Marks & Spencer, and it’s an 85% Peru chocolate. Unlike other Marks & Spencer bars, I actually liked this »