Peru, Pangoa Dark Chocolate 70%

Name: Peru, Pangoa Dark Chocolate 70%
Brand: Castronovo Chocolate
Price: 15.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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Nut Free

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Flavor Profile: Crafted from cacao grown in Peru’s high Amazonian jungle. This dark chocolate has flavors of rich chocolate, dark cherry, and fig. Pair it with a dessert wine like port.

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ingredients

organic cocoa beans, organic cane sugar, organic cocoa butter. 70% cacao

allergens

Made in a facility that uses milk and wheat. Contains no nuts. Made in a nut-free facility. (nut-free and soy-free).

origins story

Nestled in the high jungle of Junin, where
rivers converge and native cacao varieties
intertwine, Pangoa offers a naturally
complex flavor born of biodiversity. Two
indigenous communities journey along
the Rio Tambo to bring their cacao from
distant forest villages to this region where
Peru’s oldest fermentation facility with
expert craftmanship lies. International
support has transformed communities
to peace and built a better future for
farmers from cacao and coffee.
This chocolate is a tribute to resilience,
flavor, and the Amazon itself. By choosing
it, you are directly supporting these
communities and helping protect one of
the world’s most vital ecosystems.

shipping & returns

All sales are final. We are not able to accept returns. If you are dissatisfied, please contact us. Free shipping on all U.S. orders $100+. We ship all of our orders on gel ice packs and insulation. We use FedEx 2-day express service for all addresses with the exception of PO Boxes for which we use USPS 4-day Priority mail.

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Meet Mamo Hernán

The Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, or the "Heart of the World," is sacred to the Arhuaco people. Mamo Hernán stewards the community's cacao with reverence, adhering to principles that honor its spiritual significance. By preserving native varieties and avoiding monoculture, Arhuacos maintain a harmonious relationship with the Earth. For the Arhuacos, cacao is more than a crop – it's a connection to their ancestral territory, which they heal and protect through devoted care.