dark chocolate · 83% cacao · Brazil
Carmelo Mucho Mexico Dark Earthen
by Pralus · Mato Grosso, Brazil · rated 4.8/5
The first taste is a bold burst of kirsch and dry red wine, unfolding into a savory duet of parmesan and a whisper of anchovy that surprises and intrigues. As it lingers, roasted almonds and Brazil nuts emerge, softened by sun-drenched apricot and fig, all carried on a velvety texture that melts like silk. The finish is a slow, evolving journey, leaving a memory of earthy complexity that stays with you long after.
Tasting profile
Pairings
Beverages: pour-over coffee, dessert wine
Food: brie, gorgonzola
Questions
What does Carmelo Mucho Mexico Dark Earthen taste like?
Bold chocolate from Mato Grosso, Brazil with dominant notes of kirsch, wine. Secondary flavors of almond, brazil emerge as it melts. Evolving finish with long persistence.
What drinks pair well with Carmelo Mucho Mexico Dark Earthen?
Recommended beverage pairings: pour-over coffee, dessert wine. Food pairings: brie, gorgonzola.
How intense is Carmelo Mucho Mexico Dark Earthen?
Intensity 6/10, medium-high bitterness, medium acidity, low sweetness, with a velvety texture and a evolving finish of long persistence.
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