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A 85% single-origin Grand Cru dark chocolate bar from Valrhona, sourced from African cacao. Intensely powerful with a unique deep bitterness and exceptionally long-lasting flavour. Like the Maralumi 64%, the Abinao is Valrhona's signature expression of single-origin terroir — every bite is a direct, unmediated conversation with where the cacao came from. Both bars sit in that elite tier of French fine chocolate craftsmanship where provenance and purity are everything. If you love how the Maralumi balances complexity with restraint, the Abinao takes you one step further into intensity — a more assertive, bitter profile for when you want your chocolate to make a statement. Same philosophy, boldly amplified.

A legendary Tuscan single-origin dark chocolate made from ultra-rare Porcelana Criollo cacao at 70% cocoa. Clean, minimal ingredients — cocoa mass, cane sugar, cocoa butter — preserving extraordinary purity and finesse. Amedei's Porcelana is the Italian counterpart to what Cluizel does with Maralumi — a relentless focus on a single, exceptional cacao origin and the restraint to let it speak for itself. Both are prestige, award-winning bars made by artisan houses that treat chocolate as seriously as a grand cru wine. Where the Maralumi leans into Madagascan fruit and brightness, the Porcelana delivers a silkier, more floral and subtly honeyed character from its Venezuelan Criollo beans. A genuinely world-class alternative from a completely different chocolate culture.

A British artisan bean-to-bar 72% dark chocolate made from single-estate Venezuelan Trinitario cacao from Rio Caribe. Deep, complex nutty and coffee notes with no vanilla or soya lecithin — just cacao, raw cane sugar, and cocoa butter. Willie's Cacao is the wildcard because it comes from a completely different world — a British pioneer who owns his own cacao farm in Venezuela and makes chocolate at low temperatures over up to 21 days, a process almost unheard of in industrial chocolate. It shares the Maralumi's single-estate soul and minimal-ingredient philosophy but brings an entirely different terroir and character. If you're drawn to the Maralumi's transparency and the sense that you're tasting a specific place, Rio Caribe gives you that same thrill from South America — earthy, nutty, and rich in a way that feels raw and alive. A brilliant gateway into British craft chocolate for any Cluizel fan.