Collection title: All Chocolate Bars

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Collection title: Anamalai (Regal Farms)

Collection description: This brand is known by many names, among them are Anamalai Hills, Pollachi, and Regal Plantations, all of which refer to the same family-run farm in southern India: Regal Farms. The land is spread over a few parcels in the area, all operated under the same organic & sustainable principles which make it so remarkable. Regal Farms’ owner and operator, Harish Manoj Kumar, has been growing cacao on the land since the crop came to the region in the early 2000’s. Several years ago, he & his brother-in-law decided to begin selling their beans under a premium label, taking steps to completely eliminate their reliance upon chemicals. In the years since, they’ve begun exporting their premium cacao to dozens of countries, beloved for its naturally sweet and nutty flavor.

Collection title: BIPOC Chocolate

Collection description: This collection highlights craft chocolate bars from BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) owned chocolate companies and chocolate makers.

Collection title: Cacao Origin: India

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Collection title: Homepage Collection

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Collection title: India Chocolate Makers

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Collection title: Latest Arrivals

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Collection title: Milk & Dark Milk Chocolate

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Collection title: New Year New Decade! Sale

Collection description: Treat yourself to 10% off all bars in our Happy New Year collection. Your discount will be automatically applied at checkout. Sale valid until Jan 3rd, 2020.

Collection title: Plain Chocolate

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Collection title: Shop Bar & Cocoa

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Collection title: Soklet Chocolate

Collection description: Soklet Chocolate is India's first and only tree to bar chocolate maker. The chocolate is made from cocoa grown in their own plantations in the Anamalai hills in Tamil Nadu. Soklet’s start in actually creating chocolate bars was an accident! The Kumar family has been growing cocoa since around 2005 but it was not until 2015, they began making chocolate from their own beans. They were looking for ways to increase their farms’ value until the topic of making their own chocolate came about! Even with no experience or knowledge in food science, they started making their own chocolate right from their home, which took months to perfect. The name ‘Soklet’ is slang on how chocolate is pronounced in Tamil (their local language). Uniquely enough their packaging designs are inspired by traditional silk sarees! They run their plantation on the principles of permaculture. Their cocoa received an award of Excellence from Biodiversity International and is used by a few other craft chocolate makers too. They are so far the first and only chocolate maker to win an award in 2017 for their beans. Soklet brings you the best of Indian chocolate infused with flavors inspired by the land and culture.

Collection title: Soy Free Chocolate

Collection description: These chocolates do not list soy products as a main ingredient. Some of the chocolates say: "may contain traces of soy" where perhaps a very small amount may have come in contact with the food due to shared equipment or facility usage. Each product has icons that indicate whether a product is completely soy free or may contain traces.

Collection title: Tamil Nadu, India

Collection description: Tamil Nadu is one of the five main cacao-growing regions of southern India, as well as one of the most dynamic. Despite being notorious for elephants, delightfully spiced dishes, and high quality coconut cultivation, cocoa production has been on the climb here ever since it came to the area in the early 2000's. Most farmers are still selling into the low-earning commodity market, but there are some who have developed a careful post-harvest process and started selling into the fine flavor market.

Collection title: Tamil Nadu, India

Collection description: Tamil Nadu is one of the five main cacao-growing regions of southern India, as well as one of the most dynamic. Despite being notorious for elephants, delightfully spiced dishes, and high quality coconut cultivation, cocoa production has been on the climb here ever since it came to the area in the early 2000's. Most farmers are still selling into the low-earning commodity market, but there are some who have developed a careful post-harvest process and started selling into the fine flavor market.