Chocolate, Treated Like Wine.

A small bean-to-bar house. Twelve origins, one careful process — only what the cacao needs, and nothing more.

Single-estate cacao farm under warm light

Every Bar Starts On One Farm.

We never blend origins. Each bar comes from a single estate, a single harvest, a single roast — the way a good bottle of wine names its vineyard. The flavour shifts with the land, and we wouldn't have it any other way.

The best bar disappears before you notice it melting.
— NOIR

Four Bars. Quietly Made.

Each one keeps a short list — two ingredients at most, when it can.

70% Ecuador Dark bar

70% Ecuador Dark

Bright fruit notes that don't linger too long — only cacao and cane sugar.

Sea Salt Caramel bar

Sea Salt Caramel

Slow-cooked caramel folded through 55% milk chocolate, finished with flaked salt.

Peru Single-Origin bar

Peru Single-Origin

Earthy and gentle, rested four weeks after roast before we temper a single batch.

Hazelnut Praline bar

Hazelnut Praline

Whole roasted hazelnuts, ground in-house, folded through 64% dark.

70% Ecuador Dark

Made Slowly, By Hand.

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Origins we know by name

Bought direct, harvest by harvest.

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Hours of conching

Long enough to round the edges, never enough to dull them.

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The year we began

Every batch still carries its number.

As It Breaks.

Caught in ordinary light — foil peeled back, chocolate as it actually is.

Unwrapped NOIR bar, natural light
Broken NOIR bar showing the snap
NOIR bars on a shop shelf

In Stores. While The Batch Lasts.

Each release is a numbered batch. When a bar sells through, that origin rests until the next harvest comes in.

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