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Best Colombia Chocolate

The 144 best Colombian chocolate bars on Chof made with cacao from Colombia, ranked by the Chof Score.

Reviewed byFelipeIICCT Certified Chocolate TasterInternational Chocolate Awards Judge

The Colombia regions named most often on these bars are Tumaco, Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Arauca and Meta. Makers most often list the cacao as Criollo, Trinitario and Heirloom. On the dark Colombia bars, notes that at least 3 makers record include Floral, Nutty, Red Fruit, Honey, Woody and Caramel.

Ranked by the Chof Score

  1. Rank 73:
    Pure Cacao 100% 100% dark bar packaging by KARÜ
    KARÜ

    Pure Cacao 100%

    100%darkColombia
  2. Rank 74:
    Lulada White 37% white bar packaging by KARÜ
    KARÜ

    Lulada White

    37%whiteColombia
  3. Rank 75:
    Gusta Colombia Sierra Nevada 70% 70% dark bar packaging by Coup de Chocolat
    Coup de Chocolat

    Gusta Colombia Sierra Nevada 70%

    70%darkColombia
    1 award
  4. Rank 76:
    Espresso 70% 70% dark bar packaging by Lewis Pogue Artisan Chocolate
    Lewis Pogue Artisan Chocolate

    Espresso 70%

    70%darkColombia
  5. Rank 77:
    Tintico 70% 70% dark bar packaging by KARÜ
    KARÜ

    Tintico 70%

    70%darkColombia
  6. Rank 78:
    Colombia 72% 72% dark bar packaging by Lewis Pogue Artisan Chocolate
    Lewis Pogue Artisan Chocolate

    Colombia 72%

    72%darkColombia
  7. Rank 79:
    Sierra Milk 60% 60% milk bar packaging by KARÜ
    KARÜ

    Sierra Milk 60%

    60%milkColombia
  8. Rank 80:
    Coup de Chocolat 72% 72% dark bar packaging by Charlie's chocolate factory
    Charlie's chocolate factory

    Coup de Chocolat 72%

    72%darkColombia
  9. Rank 81:
    Jerome 85% 85% dark bar packaging by Coup de Chocolat
    Coup de Chocolat

    Jerome 85%

    85%darkColombia
    3 awards
  10. Rank 82:
    Magdalena 70% 70% dark bar packaging by Canaan
    Canaan

    Magdalena 70%

    70%darkColombia
  11. Rank 83:
    Pacific Dark 75% 75% dark bar packaging by KARÜ
    KARÜ

    Pacific Dark 75%

    75%darkColombia
  12. Rank 84:
    The Dark Side Colombia 85% 85% dark bar packaging by Lewis Pogue Artisan Chocolate
    Lewis Pogue Artisan Chocolate

    The Dark Side Colombia 85%

    85%darkColombia
    1 award
  13. Rank 85:
    Colombia 68% 68% dark bar packaging by Maüa
    Maüa

    Colombia 68%

    68%darkColombia
  14. Rank 86:
    No. 1 Fan 60% 60% milk bar packaging by Markham & Fitz
    Markham & Fitz

    No. 1 Fan 60%

    60%milkColombia
    1 award
  15. Rank 87:
    Pepe 85% 85% dark bar packaging by Coup de Chocolat
    Coup de Chocolat

    Pepe 85%

    85%darkColombia
  16. Rank 88:
    Marcel 63% 63% dark bar packaging by Coup de Chocolat
    Coup de Chocolat

    Marcel 63%

    63%darkColombia
    2 awards
  17. Rank 89:
    Charlie 72% 72% dark bar packaging by Coup de Chocolat
    Coup de Chocolat

    Charlie 72%

    72%darkColombia
    2 awards
  18. Rank 90:
    Sol 100% 100% dark bar packaging by Coup de Chocolat
    Coup de Chocolat

    Sol 100%

    100%darkColombia
  19. Rank 91:
    Colombia 65% 65% dark bar packaging by Chocolate Makers
    Chocolate Makers

    Colombia 65%

    65%darkColombia
  20. Rank 92:
    90% 90% dark bar packaging by Ethiquable
    Ethiquable

    90%

    90%darkDominican Republic & Colombia
  21. Rank 93:
    nibyMLECZNA 55% 55% dark bar packaging by Beskid Chocolate
    Beskid Chocolate

    nibyMLECZNA 55%

    55%darkColombia
  22. Rank 94:
    Campesino 64% 64% dark bar packaging by Cacao Hunters
    Cacao Hunters

    Campesino 64%

    64%darkColombia
    1 award
  23. Rank 95:
    Extra Dark 100% 100% dark bar packaging by CLARO
    CLARO

    Extra Dark 100%

    100%darkColombia
  24. Rank 96:
    Labooko Opus 5 77% 77% dark bar packaging by Zotter
    Zotter

    Labooko Opus 5 77%

    77%darkColombia, Ecuador, Guatemala, Peru & Uganda
  25. Rank 97:
    90% Cacao + Nib 90% dark bar packaging by Ether Atelier
    Ether Atelier

    90% Cacao + Nib

    90%darkColombia
  26. Rank 98:
    90% Cacao + Pear 90% dark bar packaging by Ether Atelier
    Ether Atelier

    90% Cacao + Pear

    90%darkColombia
  27. Rank 99:
    Colombia 65% 65% dark bar packaging by Nu Chocolat
    Nu Chocolat

    Colombia 65%

    65%darkColombia
  28. Rank 100:
    Pure Delight 70% dark bar packaging by Chocolate Makers
    Chocolate Makers

    Pure Delight

    70%darkColombia
  29. Rank 101:
    Sea Salt Almond 60% 60% dark bar packaging by Markham & Fitz
    Markham & Fitz

    Sea Salt Almond 60%

    60%darkColombia
  30. Rank 102:
    Pure Joy Dark + Cinnamon 55% dark bar packaging by Chocolate Makers
    Chocolate Makers

    Pure Joy Dark + Cinnamon

    55%darkColombia
  31. Rank 103:
    Arhuacos 72% 72% dark bar packaging by Cacao Hunters
    Cacao Hunters

    Arhuacos 72%

    72%darkColombia
    11 awards
  32. Rank 104:
    Labooko Opus 5 (Vintage 2024) 72% 72% dark bar packaging by Zotter
    Zotter

    Labooko Opus 5 (Vintage 2024) 72%

    72%darkEcuador, Colombia, Guatemala, Peru & Uganda
  33. Rank 105:
    Dark Orange Colombia 65% 65% dark bar packaging by Chocolate Makers
    Chocolate Makers

    Dark Orange Colombia 65%

    65%darkColombia
  34. Rank 106:
    45% Dark Milk Colombia 45% milk bar packaging by Vinte Vinte
    Vinte Vinte

    45% Dark Milk Colombia

    45%milkColombia
  35. Rank 107:
    Ají Yuquitania 70% 70% dark bar packaging by Fruto de Cacao
    Fruto de Cacao

    Ají Yuquitania 70%

    70%darkColombia
  36. Rank 108:
    Lulo 80% 80% dark bar packaging by Fruto de Cacao
    Fruto de Cacao

    Lulo 80%

    80%darkColombia
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What is Colombia chocolate known for?

Colombian chocolate is a fast-rising fine-flavour origin with a broad palate: ripe fruit, nuts, caramel and a gentle acidity that varies by region. Cacao grows from the Pacific coast around Tumaco to Santander, Arauca and the Sierra Nevada, and Colombian bars have become regular fixtures at international chocolate awards.

For years Colombian cacao was mostly consumed at home, but a wave of investment in fine-flavour growing has pushed it onto the world stage. Expect rounded, approachable bars: ripe fruit and caramel with enough structure to stay interesting, rather than the extreme acidity of some origins.

Regions matter here. Santander, Arauca, Tumaco on the Pacific and the Sierra Nevada near the Caribbean each contribute different profiles, so Colombian single-origin bars reward paying attention to where in the country the beans came from.

Makers with the most Colombia bars

Popular cocoa percentages for Colombia

Frequently asked about Colombia chocolate

  • What does Colombian chocolate taste like?

    Often ripe fruit, nuts and caramel with a soft, balanced acidity, though it varies by region. Colombian bars tend to be approachable and well-rounded, which has helped the origin win recognition at international awards.

  • Is Colombia known for chocolate?

    Increasingly, yes. Colombia has a long cacao history but has only recently become prominent in fine chocolate, thanks to investment in quality growing and fermentation. Its bars now appear regularly among award winners.

  • What Colombian chocolate brands are there?

    Of the 7 Colombian chocolate brands and makers on Chof, the three whose top bar has the highest Chof Score are Tibitó, KARÜ and Cacao Disidente. 62 makers on Chof use Colombia cacao, wherever they are based.

  • Which makers work with Colombia cacao on Chof?

    Of the 62 makers using Colombia cacao on Chof, the three whose top Colombia bar has the highest Chof Score are ZOTO, Taucherli and Steiner & Kovarik.

  • How are the best Colombia chocolate bars chosen?

    The Colombia bars are ordered by Chof Score, which is built from what the maker discloses: how precisely the origin is named, how clean the ingredient list is, how much of the fermenting, drying and roasting is documented, and what lab evidence exists. Community ratings do not change the order.

  • How many Colombia chocolate bars are listed on Chof?

    Chof currently lists 144 chocolate bars made with cacao from Colombia.

  • What cocoa percentages of Colombia chocolate are most common?

    The most common cocoa percentages for Colombia cacao on Chof are 70%, 72%, 75%, 85% and 60%.

Cacao varieties in Colombia chocolate

Bean varieties the makers of these bars list for Colombia, as stated on the label. Open one to see what it is, how it tastes, and how to tell a real one.

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