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Chocolate Bars
We are proud to host these delectable offerings from our favorite craft chocolate makers. Take a tour through the ever-expanding American craft chocolate scene.
At long last, French Broad Chocolates is a bean-to-bar chocolate maker. For the last 5 years, we have selected high quality American-made chocolates from which we crafted our confections and pastries. We yearn to have a closer connection with the raw materials of our trade.
Amano, founded and run by Art Pollard, a world traveling, self
proclaimed “Indiana Jones” of cocoa bean hunting, is one of the most
acclaimed and award-winning chocolate makers in the United States.
Elemental Chocolate was founded in 2008 by entrepreneur, Paul Mosca. All it took was several pounds of cocoa beans and curiosity.
Whole shelled cocoa beans provide the perfect ratio between chocolate and the roasted cocoa bean for a superior fine flavor chocolate.
Since 2008, Escazu has directly sourced fine cacao from small farms, roasting and grinding on antique equipment. Located in Raleigh, NC, we're excited to welcome them to the burgeoning craft chocolate community.
Fresco is making great chocolate, with a unique twist: on each of their bars, they include the roast and conche parameters for your edification. By experimenting with these crucial variables, they are able to produce exciting, unique chocolate bars that are a true delight.
Southern artisan chocolate, born and raised in Nashville. A rustic stone
ground cacao uniquely blended with brown sugar. Winner of a silver SOFI
award for best new product in 2010, and featured in Food & Wine
magazine.
Patric is an American craft chocolate company based out of Columbia, MO that makes chocolate from scratch--from the cocoa bean. Built upon chocolate maker Alan "Patric" McClure’s passion for fine chocolate, Patric has gone from little more than a dream to a respected artisan chocolate maker in only a few short years.
Taza Chocolate produces Mexican-style, 100% stone ground, organic
chocolate using only the best ingredients while directly compensating
growers fairly for their work. They work primarily with the all-organic
Cooperativa La Red in the Dominican Republic.
TCHO is a newcomer to the American Craft Chocolate scene, but they’ve
made a big impression. Their chocolates are developed and categorized
according to the flavor, not percentage or origin. There’s no “nutty” in
the Fruity bar, and vice versa. They also go to great lengths, even
developing their own ethics for sourcing via the TCHOSource program, to
ensure that they aren’t only making the world great chocolate, but a
little more peaceful too.