Luisa Abram Rio Acara Wild Cocoa 70% bar in red brown geometric wrapper

Luisa Abram Rio Acará Wild Cocoa 70%

$16.75
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Luisa Abram Rio Acara Wild Cocoa 70% bar in red brown geometric wrapper

Luisa Abram Rio Acará Wild Cocoa 70%

Weight: 80 g

$16.75
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REASONS TO LOVE

Made at Origin Made at Origin Made at Origin
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Woman Owned Woman Owned Woman Owned
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Luisa Abram is known for venturing into the Brazilian Amazon in search of the region's many native cacao varietals, and then turning those cacaos into amazing single-region chocolates. This 70% dark chocolate bar was crafted from wild cocoa from the Rio Acará region of the Brazilian Amazon. It has distinct notes of Brazil nut, caramel, and pineapple, all naturally occurring within the cacao beans themselves. The bar has a more solid texture relative to other chocolates, as the cacao from Rio Acará has a lower fat content than most other regions' harvests.

About the cacao: in the Baixo Amazonas Hydrographic Basin, cocoa purchased from several families on the banks of the Acará and Arauaia Rivers is fermented by women from two of these families. This cocoa belongs to the family of amelonados, and has high genetic purity.

COUNTRY
Brazil
CACAO ORIGIN
ParaBrazil

AWARDS

AOC gold 2018
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INGREDIENTS & ALLERGENS

Ingredients: wild cocoa and organic sugar.

May contain traces of milk, tree nuts and peanuts.

Attention CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning

Vegan+No animal products, and vegan sugar or alternative sweetenerVegan+
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Maker

Luisa Abram

Luisa Abram is a bean to bar chocolate maker in Brazil. The maker Luisa, works with micro-lots of wild growing cocoa from the Amazon rain forest along the floodplains near riverside communities. Luisa has partnered with the locals to create job opportunities, help preserve native cacao and improve their quality of life. All the bars are made in small batches in Sao Paulo, with only two pure and organic ingredients: cocoa and sugar.

Luisa Abram

Cacao region

Para

Pará is a large state in northern Brazil, traversed by the lower Amazon River and bordered by Guyana and Suriname. Much of the state relies upon agriculture; in recent years it’s become the country’s number one producer of cacao, cassava, açaí berry, and pineapple. Another large industry is mining for metals and lumbering, aka destroying the Amazon Rainforest, some of which covers most of Pará.

Para

Cacao strain

Amelonado

Amelonado is one of those ten evolutionarily unique types identified in 2008 using samples collected throughout the Americas over the previous century. This particular cluster type represents a traditional cultivar believed to have been domesticated from the Brazilian Amazon, possibly near what is now called the Para River. It’s now one of the most common cacao cultivars in the world, and often held up as the typical example of a forastero cacao: deeply chocolaty & bitter, with strong earthy undertones and a large, round pod. Most of the cacao brought to Africa in the 18th and 19th centuries originally came from this cultivar type, leading to the Ghanaian varietal now known as the West African Amelonado.

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