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Ben Tre is a southern Vietnamese coastal province on the Mekong Delta, a low-lying, tropical region with a vast network of rivers, rice paddies, and swamplands. It has hundreds of miles of canals that extend deep into farmland. Because the land is extremely fertile, it has been intensively farmed for more than a century. Ben Tre Province, located between two main branches of the Mekong's largest tributary, is the birthplace of cacao in Vietnam.
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Monsoon ChocolateCountry
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Vietnam
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Monsoon ChocolateMonsoon Chocolate maker Adam Krantz imports cacao from Peru, India and Ecuador and combines them with local ingredients in Arizona to make a delightful selection of chocolate bars and confetions. We are pleased to feature his beautifully wrapped bean to bar collection. Krantz and his team have won a multitude of chocolate awards, and was recently named as one of Food & Wine's Best Chocolate Shops in America list.
Cacao Region
Ben Tre, VietnamBen Tre is a province in the Mekong Delta area of southern Vietnam, southwest of Ho Chi Minh City. During the Tet Offensive in 1968, Ben Tre City was nearly destroyed by anti-communist bombing, but the province has since recovered, now home to a strong tourism market due to its location along the Mekong Delta. Otherwise, much of the region's economy is based in rice production and tropical agriculture, including notable amounts of coconut and cacao.
