Tangerine Grand Marnier Caramels

Name: Tangerine Grand Marnier Caramels
Brand: Castronovo Chocolate
Price: 28.0 USD
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Flavor Profile: We infuse our newest chocolate, Piura Blanco 76% with tangerine essence in these delicious bonbons filled with a soft caramel center, our Tumaco dark milk chocolate, tangerine essence and Grand Marnier liquor. Each bonbon is coated in our Tangerine infused Piura Blanco 76% dark chocolate. These bonbons only contain a little Grand Marnier for flavor complexity and do not taste overwhelmingly of alcohol. They are packaged in a beautiful clear box with gold trim and include 10 pieces.

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ingredients

chocolate (cocoa beans, cane sugar*, milk*, cocoa butter*), caramel (Irish butter, brown sugar, dark milk chocolate, cream*, sea salt), Grand Marnier, tangerine oil *organic

allergens

Contains dairy and alcohol.

origins story

The tropical fruit flavors of our new Tangerine Piura Blanco dark chocolate pair beautifully with Grand Marnier and caramel. These delicious bonbons are filled with a soft caramel center infused with our dark milk chocolate, tangerine essence and Grand Marnier liquor. Each bonbon is coated in our Tangerine Piura Blanco 76% dark chocolate. These bonbons only contain a little Grand Marnier for flavor complexity and do not taste overwhelmingly of alcohol. The come beautifully packaged in a box of 10 pieces.

shipping & returns

All sales are final, and we are not able to accept returns. If you are dissatisfied, please contact us. Free shipping on all U.S. orders $90+. We ship all of our orders on gel ice packs and insulation. For summer shipping, we are using only Fedex 2-day express service.

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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.