Chocolate Bars
Every bar page on Chof shows the maker, cocoa percentage, origin, ingredients, certifications and tasting notes.
Looking for the best? See the Top 20 chocolate bars.
Sierra Nevada 72%
Sierra Nevada Colombia 70%
Sierra Nevada Dark Milk 63%
Signature 75%
Signature Blend 62%
Signature Dark 70%
Signature Noir 64%
Signature Noir 75%
Signature Terroir Dark 70%
Simple Dark Chocolate 70%
Simple Milk Chocolate
Single Estate 76%
Single Estate Chocolate
Single Origin 88% Chocolate Bar
Single Origin India
Smoke & Brûlée 66%
Smoked Salt & Almond
Smooth 72%
Smooth Dark 70%
Smooth Milk
Smooth Piura Peru Milk 61%
Smooth Walnut 61%
Soconusco 100%
Soconusco 71%
Soconusco 85%
Soconusco Chiapas 60%
Soconusco Chiapas 70%
Sofia 75%
Soft Core Dubai Pistachio
Soko-Freta
Sol 100%
Sol Rosado 70%
Solapelsin 55%
Solomon Islands, Guadalcanal 100%
Solomon Islands, Guadalcanal 40%
Solomon Islands, Guadalcanal 82%
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- Top 20 chocolate barsCurated by an IICCT chocolate taster
- Browse by cacao originFrom Madagascar to São Tomé
- Browse by cacao varietyExplore the cacao varieties behind the bars
- Browse by cocoa percentage30% milk to 100% pure cocoa mass
- Browse by chocolate typeDark, milk, white, dark milk, ruby and craft styles
- Browse by chocolate makerBean-to-bar, tree-to-bar and craft brands
- Top 20 chocolate makersHighest-rated makers by average bar quality
- Find somewhere to buy chocolateExplore chocolate shops and online stores
- Buying guideHow to choose good chocolate, by a certified taster
Frequently asked
What makes a chocolate bar good?
A good bar usually combines four things: clean ingredients (no PGPR, vegetable fats or vanillin), transparent origin (named country, ideally region or co-op), a cocoa percentage that matches the style the maker is going for, and careful processing (fermentation, roast, conching). Good chocolate does not need a high cocoa percentage to be good.
How are bars added to Chof?
Most bars are added by chocolate enthusiasts using the Chof app. Makers can also send their full range with images and details to felipe@chof.nl.
Can I filter chocolate bars by origin or cocoa percentage?
Yes. Browse bars by cacao origin at /origins, by cocoa percentage at /cocoa, by chocolate type at /type, or by maker at /makers. Each facet has its own dedicated hub page.
What information is available for each chocolate bar?
Every bar page on Chof shows the maker, cocoa percentage, origin country and region (when known), ingredients, certifications and tasting notes. Internal links connect each bar to other bars sharing the same origin, cocoa band or style.
How are the top chocolate bars on Chof picked?
The Top 20 chocolate bars list ranks bars by a combination of origin transparency, ingredient purity and how much a maker documents about how the bar was made. The list is regenerated hourly and never sorted on a single five-star number.
What is single-origin chocolate?
Single-origin chocolate is made from cacao beans that all come from one country. Single-estate or single-farm bars narrow this further to one growing region or one farm. Single-origin labelling lets you taste cacao genetics, soil and post-harvest fermentation, instead of blending them away.