Auro Reserve Paquibato 70%

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Auro Reserve Paquibato 70%

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Auro Reserve Paquibato 70%

Located in between tropical mountain forests, Paquibato is a community that grows many fruit trees, giving its chocolate notes of forest, valley flowers, dark honey and caramelized nuts.

The Auro Reserve Collection is meticulously crafted from the finest beans of a single estate. We approach every variety and every harvest with a fresh perspective to bring out the rare and distinctive characteristics that come from each community and their land.

Ingredients: Cacao mass, organic muscovado sugar, cacao butter.

Allergen Information: This Product is manufactured in a facility that processes other products which may contain milk, treenuts and peanuts.

Product of the Philippines

  • Trace Dairy
  • Trace Peanuts
  • Trace Soy
  • Trace Treenut
  • Vegan
  • Gluten Free
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