dark chocolate · 83% cacao · Mexico

Cocoa Nuts Moho Belize Beans Crossover Belize

by Robert · Guerrero, Mexico · rated 4.7/5

This chocolate greets you with a deep, smoky aroma of toasted campfire embers, unfolding into bold flavors of malt and blackberry that intermingle like a dusky evening sky. Hints of dark cherry and a whisper of charcoal linger, balanced by a waxy texture that melts into a surprisingly sweet, fleeting finish. It’s a brooding, introspective journey, perfect for savoring in silence.

Tasting profile

OriginGuerrero, Mexico
Bean varietyTrinitario
Cacao83%
Intensity8/10
Acidityvery low
Bitternesshigh
Sweetnesslow
Texturewaxy
Finishsweet, medium persistence
Roast profiledark
Primary notestoast, malt, blackberry
Secondary notescherry, charcoal, campfire
Flavor familiesroasted
Ingredientscacao beans, sugar, cocoa butter, vanilla
Dietaryvegan, gluten-free, keto-friendly
Allergens
AwardsBest Flavored Bar, Great Taste Award - 2 Stars

Pairings

Beverages: espresso, scotch whisky

Food: charcuterie, croissant

Questions

What does Cocoa Nuts Moho Belize Beans Crossover Belize taste like?

Delicate chocolate from Guerrero, Mexico with dominant notes of toast, malt. Secondary flavors of cherry, charcoal emerge as it melts. Sweet finish with medium persistence.

What drinks pair well with Cocoa Nuts Moho Belize Beans Crossover Belize?

Recommended beverage pairings: espresso, scotch whisky. Food pairings: charcuterie, croissant.

How intense is Cocoa Nuts Moho Belize Beans Crossover Belize?

Intensity 8/10, high bitterness, very low acidity, low sweetness, with a waxy texture and a sweet finish of medium persistence.

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