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Origins

Library of origins

Origins

Valleys, forests, cacao gardens. Come in through a place, then meet the hands that work there.

In the Piura valley, the beans can be almost white. In Belize, mango trees and coconut palms shade the cacao. The name of an origin opens onto a landscape and the people who work there.

Fermentation, drying, transformation: these are the steps that give cacao its character. Follow the place that draws you.

Piura, where flavour begins

In every origin

What makes an origin

Terroir

A soil, a climate, an altitude, and everything that grows around it.

Community

The families who grow, the teams who ferment and dry: roles that change from place to place.

Taste

A variety, a place, a fermentation. And us, last of all, making sure nothing is lost.

The Americas

Forests and valleys

Guatemala
01

Guatemala

Alta Verapaz: Lachuá, Acopio, Tuq'tuquilal.

02

Peru

Piura Blanco, Chuncho, Alto Huayabamba and Chinim Wawas.

Mexico
03

Mexico

Soconusco and Tabasco: Criollo Blanco Yakaw, Revival.

04

Belize

Maya Mountain, a cacao that grows among fruit trees.

Other latitudes

More places to get to know

Ecuador
01

Ecuador

Nacional Kallari, floral and balanced.

02

Colombia

Urumo in the Sierra Nevada, La Esperanza in Meta.

03

Indonesia

Ransiki, spiced and woody.

Uganda
04

Uganda

Semuliki, deep and full-bodied.

What you are drinking began somewhere, and someone was there.
MOOJO

Choose a place, then taste it.

Cacao origins collection