Name: Dick Taylor Winter Wilderness 65%
Brand: Dick Taylor
SKU: S-DTC-213
Price: 12.00 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.0 (3 reviews)

Dick Taylor Winter Wilderness 65%

Weight: 65 g

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REASONS TO LOVE

Bean to Bar

Direct Sourced

Dick Taylor set out to capture the complete sensory experiences of living on California's rural north coast with this seasonal bar that made its debut as a microbatch. Sweet 65% Belize Dark Chocolate blends perfectly with the aromatic orange, Siberian fir, and mint to create the chilly, refreshing feeling of a winter walk. The bar is finished with maple sugar for a subtle crunch and sweetness.

MAKER: Dick Taylor
COUNTRY: United States
CACAO ORIGIN: Toledo Belize

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Ingredients: Organic cacao, organic cane sugar, organic cocoa butter, maple sugar, orange oil, peppermint oil, Siberian fir oil

Attention CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning

Trace Dairy

Trace Tree Nuts

Trace Peanuts

Trace Sesame

Soy Free

Gluten Free

Fine cacao beans used for craft chocolate

REAL CHOCOLATE

Fine chocolate has rich, nuanced flavors that change with origin and cacao variety.

ETHICALLY SOURCED

Our makers source cacao to high standards and produce responsibly from bean to bar.

A CURATED SELECTION

A diverse assortment sourced from standout chocolate makers around the world.

25,000+ HAPPY CUSTOMERS

Once people discover real chocolate, the difference is easy to taste.

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Maker

Dick Taylor

Former boat makers and carpenters, Adam Dick and Dustin Taylor were intrigued by the new and challenging trend, craft bean to bar chocolate. They started making chocolate in a 500 sq. ft. space in Arcata, CA in 2010. Their chocolate business, Dick Taylor, quickly evolved, and grew from their love and meticulous attention to detail. Their space in Eureka, CA boast their careful craftsmanship; into an interesting appearance with sharp letterpress packaging and an intricate, pretty mold. Dick Taylor also pushes the traditional methods of chocolate making to coax the maximum “pure” flavor they can from their beans and for their single origin chocolates. They support and purchase their beans through direct trade working directing with the farmers. Most of the bars in their collection are made from only 2 ingredients. They have won multiple awards for their bars in a few short years. Dick Taylor has ventured into rare parts of the jungle to find cacao beans no one has used before. They are constantly keeping up with the demand for chocolate but never cutting any corners to always provide the best chocolate.

Cacao region

Toledo

Toledo District in southern Belize is home to the Maya Mountain Coop and Toledo Cacao Growers Association, producing organic, Fairtrade-certified cacao from rainforest plantations. This region created the world's first Fairtrade chocolate bar and continues to be recognized for pristine rainforests and exceptional cacao quality. Today, local chocolate makers complement international exports.

Cacao estate

Maya Mountain Cacao

Maya Mountain is arguably one of the most established cacao origins in the world, having been one of the first to very clearly establish its own brand. Started in 2010, MMC put Belizian cacao on the map, as a pioneer in the centralized fermentery social enterprise model. What that boils down to is 350+ farming families in southern Belize selling their wet cacao beans to the MMC team at a transparent premium. Most of these families are Q’eqchi’ and Mopan Maya and have been producing cacao for generations. In 2014, the origin was even awarded an Heirloom Cacao Preservation (HCP) designation, and its versatile and rich flavors attest to the deservedness of that honor. All Maya Mountain Cacao beans are certified organic.