Domori Trinitario Peru 70%
Domori Trinitario Peru 70%
Weight: 50 g
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Bean to Bar
Bean to Bar
Direct-Source Cacao
Direct Sourced
Original from the Apurimac river area in southern Peru. A recently created hybrid (Trinitario Cocoa) with notes of flowers caramel and cream. Very delicate, with a discreet acidity and a fresh taste that makes it a protagonist in high level patisserie production and in cocktails.
Ingredients: cocoa mass, cane sugar, Gluten Free
*May contain traces of nuts, milk and soy
INGREDIENTS & ALLERGENS
INGREDIENTS & ALLERGENS
Manufactured in a facility which also processes dairy
Trace Dairy
Manufactured in a facility which also processes peanuts
Trace Peanuts
Manufactured in a facility which also processes soy
Trace Soy
Manufactured in a facility which also processes treenuts
Trace Treenut
No animal products, but sweetened with non-organic refined sugar
Vegan
Gluten Free
Gluten Free
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Maker
DomoriDomori is a gourmet Italian chocolate maker that focuses on making bars with low production process. They use a low roast profile and medium conch (the stage in which chocolate gets its characteristic taste and mouthfeel from cacao beans) to preserve and maintain the aromas and flavors of the fine cacao beans they feature in their bars. Founded by Gianluca Franzoni in 1997, they are considered one of Europe's finest chocolate makers. Franzoni traveled to Venezuela to help develop a business model to reposition cacao but was ultimately fascinated by cacao itself. He experimented with different varieties to help preserve Venezuela’s biodiversity and even helped prevent the extinction of the Criollo beans. Domori is the first company to use the fine Criollo variety, which is considered the rarest and most prized cacao bean in the world. Their signature 100% Trinitario and unique 70% Criollo strains are an achievement that elevates cacao to a whole new level. The name ‘Domori’ comes from ‘Due Mori’ in Venetian which refers to objects of dark color. Franzoni wanted a name to portray his expressive chocolate company. Venice is considered the land of trades of spices and ideas, and its ‘Due Mori’ representing two bronze statues in the famous Piazza San Marco. Also to Franzoni, the term ‘Due Mori’ is represents two dark beans: cacao and coffee.
Cacao Region
Apurímac, PeruApurímac is a predominantly Quechua-speaking department in the Andean region of south-central Peru. The population of just under half a million residents is primarily rural, depending upon agriculture, the service industry, and a small-but-growing mining industry. Apurimac’s average altitude is quite high, at just over 9000 feet, so the climate is generally temperate; most farmers depend upon native crops, like potatoes, quinoa, and corn.
Cacao Estate
CAC PangoaCAC Pangoa is a cacao co-op in the Junín region of Peru, with more than 700 contributing members. Pangoa originally focused on coffee beans, but in the decades since their founding in 1977, they’ve also become dedicated to preserving their land through the cultivation of cacao. With the help of the organization Conservation Cacao, CAC Pangoa is planting more & more fine flavor varietals of cacao to sustainably and safely replace their ageing coffee. These days, the cooperative only produces organic-certified Fair Trade cacao, and they’re starting to turn to it more & more as their coffee trees feel the devastating effects of climate change.
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