What is the cocoa percentage of Chocolat Noir Gin 75%?

Chocolat Noir Gin 75% contains 75% cocoa (also written 75% cacao), classified as dark chocolate.

Where do the cocoa beans in Chocolat Noir Gin 75% come from?

The cocoa beans in Chocolat Noir Gin 75% are sourced from Ecuador.

What are the ingredients in Chocolat Noir Gin 75%?

The ingredients listed for Chocolat Noir Gin 75% are: cocoa beans, gin, blond cane sugar.

How big is a single Chocolat Noir Gin 75% bar?

A single Chocolat Noir Gin 75% bar weighs 70 grams.

Is Chocolat Noir Gin 75% dark chocolate or milk chocolate?

Chocolat Noir Gin 75% is classified on Chof as dark chocolate.

Does Chocolat Noir Gin 75% contain alkalized cocoa?

Chocolat Noir Gin 75% is not marked as containing alkalized cocoa on Chof.

Is Chocolat Noir Gin 75% certified organic or fair trade?

Chocolat Noir Gin 75% carries the following certification: Organic.

Has Chocolat Noir Gin 75% won any awards?

Chocolat Noir Gin 75% has been recognised at: International Chocolate Awards Bronze 2026.

Where can I buy Chocolat Noir Gin 75%?

Chocolat Noir Gin 75% is made by Lady Merveilles. Lady Merveilles sells directly through their website at https://www.ladymerveilles.com, and specialty chocolate shops in Europe and beyond also carry their bars. To track your tastings, scan Chocolat Noir Gin 75% in the Chof app.

Chocolat Noir Gin 75%, Lady Merveilles

Lady Merveilles is an Ecuadorian chocolate maker that produces the Chocolat Noir Gin 75%. This 70 gram bar stands out for its specific inclusion of gin, which is blended alongside cocoa beans and blond cane sugar.

The chocolate profile is defined by its 75% cacao concentration. The incorporation of gin into the dark chocolate matrix provides a distinct aromatic influence that shifts the traditional perception of a high-cacao bar. This approach earned the bar a Bronze medal at the 2026 International Chocolate Awards.

The manufacturer maintains an Organic certification for this product. By processing the beans within Ecuador, the brand keeps the production cycle tied to the country where the raw materials are sourced.