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Wallace Cocoa Belt Cooperatives Libéria Lait 45%

Origine du cacao : Libéria
Pays producteur : Canada
Poids : 60g

Mark Wallace a passé des années dans les collines reculées et vallonnées de la jungle du nord du Libéria. Il s'approvisionne en fèves pour cette barre directement auprès de 5 fermes et les consacre à la force et à la résilience de plus de 30 000 familles libériennes qui revitalisent aujourd'hui l'industrie du cacao après des années de guerre civile. Et quel témoignage digne de leur travail acharné ! Une texture ultra douce se fond dans des tonnes de saveurs crémeuses de caramel au beurre et de miel. Il y a aussi une légère note de noix de cajou et une ressemblance frappante avec les tartes à la crème portugaises et autres pâtisseries européennes riches et épicées.
Prix ​​habituel $13.31
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Wallace Cocoa Belt Cooperatives Libéria Lait 45%

Mark Wallace spent years working overseas with cocoa farmers in the West African jungle – a rare experience that sets him apart in the world of chocolate making. Upon returning to Victoria, Canada, he transitioned his deep knowledge of cacao into crafting fine specialty chocolate, all while maintaining his passion for supporting farmers and their communities. All of Mark's cocoa is directly sourced and transparently traded, with most also being organic, heirloom, and chemical input-free. He conducts thorough background research and due diligence on the labour and environmental practices of each supplier. Additionally, his packaging is compostable and recyclable. Another thing I love about Mark's approach is his dedication to showcasing the best of select cocoa-growing areas, highlighting quality over quantity by focusing on one special, intentional bar that's expressive of each region. He takes pride in expressing the flavours of the cocoa origins and shares detailed, often personal, accounts of the farms and growers.

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Located in the heart of Liberia's cocoa belt, Lofa County lies a considerable distance from the capital, Monrovia. Its northwestern border meets Sierra Leone, while its northeastern edge touches Guinea. The county boasts Mount Wuteve, Liberia's highest peak, situated in its north-central region. The western part of Lofa is characterized by coastal plains that receive abundant rainfall and sunshine, maintaining high humidity levels of 85 to 95 percent. Swampy areas are common along rivers and creeks, interspersed with patches of savannah woodland. Zorzor, one of the largest towns in Lofa, serves as a local hub for agricultural trade, particularly in rice, cassava, sugarcane, palm oil, and palm kernels. The town is home to the Kpelle and Loma ethnic groups and features an American Lutheran church hospital, a leper colony, and a handicrafts workshop. The county still bears the scars of the civil wars of the late 1990s and early 2000s, with bullet holes serving as somber reminders on many buildings.

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