Francisco Sakaguchi, Brazil 75% Dark Bar

Name: Francisco Sakaguchi, Brazil 75% Dark Bar
Brand: Dormouse Chocolates

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£6.5

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Tasting notes: Light and delicate with notes of rose and lychee. The beans: Tomé - Açú in the north of Brazil is currently gaining attention as the home of agroforestry , encouraging small-scale , non invasive planting of crops to preserve the forest rather than clearing it for large scale farms. This cacao is grown by Francisco Sakaguchi , who's father Noburo came to Tomé-Açú in 1957. Initially intending to farm rubber trees and pepper , Noburo soon dedicated himself to biodiverse planting and reforestation . The 50 ha of Fazenda Sakaguchi is now home to a wide range of crops including coffee

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Francisco Sakaguchi, Brazil 75% Dark Bar

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