72% Cocoa Chocolate
158 chocolate bars at 72% cocoa.
Most single-origin tasting bars sit between 70% and 79%, where roast, fermentation and origin all become clearly audible. This is the classic "fine chocolate" range.
Most common tasting notes at this cocoa percentage: citrus, floral, red fruit, fruity, honey and nutty.
Top origins at this cocoa percentage
Most active makers at this cocoa percentage
Other cocoa ranges

Peru 72%

Peru Marañón 72%

Peruvian Chuncho 72%

Philippines 72%

Piña Colada 72%

Pink Salt Caramel 72%

Pistachio

Pistachio Dubai

Piura 72%

Platanal Bajo 72%

Porcelana

Premium Dark 72%

Reishi 72%

Rio Caribe Gold

Roasted Cacao Nibs 72%

San Jose 72%

Sao Tome 72%

Sea Salt 72%

Sea Salt 72% Dark

Semai Community

Semuliki Forest 72%

Smoked Salt & Almond

Smooth 72%

Sugar-Free Roasted Almond 72%

Summer

Swingin' Sunrise

Tailândia 72%

Taino Soliman x Nougatine de grué de cacao

Tanzania 72%

Tanzania 72%

Tanzania 72%

Tanzania 72%

Tanzania 72%

Tanzania Coffee 72%

Tanzania Kilombero Valley Kokoa Kamili 72%

Tanzanie 72%
Frequently asked about 72% cocoa chocolate
What does 72% cocoa chocolate taste like?
Most single-origin tasting bars sit between 70% and 79%, where roast, fermentation and origin all become clearly audible. This is the classic "fine chocolate" range.
Which tasting notes show up most often at this cocoa percentage?
Across the bars on Chof at this cocoa percentage, the most frequent flavor notes are citrus, floral, red fruit, fruity, honey and nutty.
How many 72% chocolate bars are listed on Chof?
Chof currently lists 158 bars at this cocoa percentage.
Which origins are most common at this cocoa percentage?
The most common cacao origins for bars at this cocoa percentage on Chof are India, Peru, Tanzania, Ghana, Madagascar.
Which makers are most active in this cocoa range?
The makers with the most bars on Chof at this cocoa percentage are Moka Origins, Vosges, Lucid Chocolatier, Naviluna, Zotter.
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