Meybol Cacao

Inti - 70% dark chocolate from Chuncho fine cocoa from Vraem

Inti means "sun or hope" or sun god in the Inca language. From 1985 to 1991, the Peruvian currency was called Inti. On the packaging, the rising sun is depicted above a landscape train.

The cacao for this chocolate comes from an area where a particularly large amount of cacao has been deforested. Not only is the flora and fauna lost in slash and burn, but also the genetics of the cacao. From the last plants this chocolate called Inti was produced. Inti means hope, that more cacao trees will be planted again and that deforestation will stop. Together with the local farmers, Meybol Kakao wants to find and implement solutions for sustainable cultivation.

The cacao from which the chocolate is made is the Chuncho original cacao. It grows in remote Andean valleys in the Vraem region of southern Peru. Chuncho cacao is one of the rarest, most pristine and finest cacao varieties in the world. It has a fascinating aroma and flavor profile with low acidity and delicate smoothness.

The dark chocolate has notes of raisins, plums and hazelnut.

The chocolate is:

• vegan
• gluten-free
• directly traded
• produced without child labor
• lactose free
• Tree to Bar - made from the tree to the bar

Try the Inti dark chocolate 70% from Meybol Cacao from Peru.