24 origin chocolates matched with classic wines


Dated: 13 May 2008

The rapid rise in interest in origin chocolates, each with its own unique and delicate flavor palette, creates new possibilities for combinations between wine and chocolate.

This was demonstrated in a large-scale combination project by Barry Callebaut, the world’s leading manufacturer of high quality cocoa and chocolate products.

Hans Vriens, Chief Innovation Officer at Barry Callebaut, says: “Nowadays, we have come to enjoy chocolate the way we do fine wine. Like wine, Barry Callebaut’s origin chocolates are very much a reflection of the specific cocoa varieties and the unique soil and weather conditions in which they are grown.”

“The broad spectrum of expressive flavors resulting in these fine chocolates is enhanced even further when accompanied by the world’s finest wines.”

As a result of the delectable exercise, the origin chocolates were classified into three flavor groups: mild, strong and powerful.

Specific wines were then linked to these flavor groups. The combination yielded pure splendor: heavenly harmonies and surprising contrasts.

 
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