Story

Bonnat Selva Maya 75% won World’s Gold in 2016 at the International Chocolate Awards. The bar uses rare cacao from south-eastern Mexico. The especially bio-diverse forest is home to a big number of contrasting plant and animals from tapirs to jaguars to pumas and scarlet macaws. The remote position and unique landscape attracted a lot of illegal groups such as drug traffickers and loggers to the region. Selva Maya is the second largest tropical rainforest in the Americas after the Amazon and one of the UNESCO-designated biosphere reserves. But cocoa growing is one of the ways to use the richness of the region sustainably and Bonnat invests a lot of effort into developing this activity.  

Features

Balanced and fruity, intense but, at the same time, delicate and full of perfumes of this fertile Mexican soil.

Cocoa content – 75%. Beans origin – Mexico. Halal.

Awards

International Chocolate Awards, World 2016 - Gold

Ingredients 

cacao, sugar, cacao butter.

Weight: 100 g

Maker Description

Bonnat Chocolatier is one of the oldest family-owned chocolate makers in the world. They have been producing delicious chocolate for more than 130 years. They focus on the union of human expertise and natural elements in the selection of plantations and cacao beans for harvest, considering even the smallest of details such as weather cycles, the minerals in the soil, and even the sunlight. Widely known as the crème de la crème of single estate chocolates, Bonnat has earned a reputation and consecutive accolades to support the fine chocolates produced in their factory.