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C-spot Review

This reviewer actually came to our store where we explained the process. We paid $100 fee for a review. 


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Info Details(+ Colombia; + Peru; + Madagascar) Flavor Earthen   (burnt Earth)
Impact
Smoke, Alarms, 911, EMS, Sirens, NYFD, D.O.A., FEMA, R.I.P.
Appearance   3.2 / 5
Color: black tar
Surface: lumpy backside wales & rivulets
Temper: ominous onyx
Snap: closed
Aroma   1.4 / 10
Colombia Tumaco
heavy charring, coal, robusto coffee, fried peanut brittle
India
Ditto (as the Colombia Tumaco above) + speck of cinnamon cuts the air
Peru
Ditto
Madagascar
Ditto

Mouthfeel   9.3 / 15
Texture: sand with occasionally Nib frags
Melt: quik & dry

Flavor   7.5 / 50
Colombia Tumaco:
direct transfer of the Aromatics, simply stronger with a dose of gas & soot to boot which smothers any trace of a nuance

India
Ditto (as the Colombia Tumaco above) except sweeter (loquat) & more gaseous & more bitter (betel); cinnamon listed on the label but virtually undetectable

Peru
black coffee, 2 sugars

Madagascar
sourdough charcoal

Quality   10.3 / 20 
Bonfire chocolate. Whether roasted long ‘n strong or short ‘n torched, this just burnt beyond recognition. If a campfire sing-a-long, the sticks holding the marshmallows would be incinerated along with them (perhaps the tents too).
Nothing left but to call the sanitation dept.
Sorry.

In actuality, stovetop pan-roasted; toasted to a charred crisp for easy peeling. A method reinforced by glowing Yelp! reviews. So much for Yelp! reviews. Seriously, this isn't chocolate, it's charcoal.
(10 points in this Quality Section a homage to decent if desecrated cocoa beans from Uncommon Cacao.)

INGREDIENTS: cocoa mass, sugar

Reviewed January 16, 2019