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Bean-to-bar, small batch

Chocolate with a big mouth.

Honest beans, loud flavours and wrappers you’ll want to keep. Go on, snap a square.

Meet the flavours
  • Bean to bar
  • No palm oil
  • Compostable wrappers
  • Snap guaranteed
  • Made in small batches

The line-up

Five bars. Zero chill.

Every flavour is built around one big idea, then dialled up a notch.

How it’s made

From bean to bar in four steps.

No shortcuts, no mystery fats. Just beans, patience and a very warm kitchen.

  1. Step 1 of 4

    Pick the beans

    We buy cacao straight from small cooperatives, pay well above market price, and taste every batch before it ships.

  2. Step 2 of 4

    Roast it low & slow

    Small-batch roasting wakes up the fruity, nutty notes. Our kitchen smells like brownies all day. Nobody complains.

  3. Step 3 of 4

    Conche for days

    Ground nibs swirl in the conche for 72 hours until every gritty bit turns silky. Patience is our secret ingredient (along with cocoa butter).

  4. Step 4 of 4

    Temper, snap, wrap

    Tempered for that glossy snap, poured into moulds and tucked into a wrapper loud enough to see from across the shop.

Side by side

Us vs. the usual suspects.

We’re not naming names. We don’t need to.

What mattersCocoa & Co.Big Candy
Ingredients5 you can pronounceA whole paragraph
Cacao contentUp to 72%Mostly sugar, honestly
Bean sourcingDirect from named co-opsWho knows?
Palm oilNeverOften
WrapperHome-compostable paperShiny plastic

Fan mail

People are saying things.

Unfiltered, (mostly) unbiased, definitely chocolate-smeared.

Demo content: these reviews are fictional.

Where to buy

Find us in the wild.

Our bars hang out in these independent shops. Say hi from us.

  • Paris

    La Fève Folle

    18 rue des Gourmands, 75011 Paris

  • Lyon

    Le Petit Cacaotier

    4 quai des Douceurs, 69002 Lyon

  • London

    Sugar & Sons Pantry

    27 Cocoa Lane, London E2 7XX

  • Montreal

    Épicerie Bonbonne

    512 rue Saint-Sucre, Montréal QC H2X 0A0

  • Brussels

    Maison Praline

    9 rue du Chocolatier, 1000 Bruxelles

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Can’t find yours? It’s probably “can I have another square?” The answer is yes.

Are your bars vegan?

The Dark Side 72% is vegan. The others use organic milk, but an oat-milk range is in the test kitchen right now.

What about allergens?

All bars are made in a kitchen that handles nuts, milk and soy. Each wrapper lists allergens in bold, so they’re hard to miss.

How should I store chocolate?

Somewhere cool and dry, between 15 and 18 °C, away from the fridge (it causes sugar bloom). Or just eat it. Problem solved.

Where do your beans come from?

From partner cooperatives in Peru, Ghana and Madagascar. We visit every year and publish what we pay per kilo.

Is the wrapper really compostable?

Yes. Both the paper and the inner film break down in a home compost in about 12 weeks. The colours come from plant-based inks.

Can I order for an event or a gift?

Absolutely. From 50 bars we can add a custom sleeve with your message. Ask your nearest stockist or join the newsletter for the order form.