Traditional Drinking Chocolate
Pure stone-ground cacao whisked into hot water or steamed milk. Slightly thick, rich, never too sweet — finished with a touch of panela or raw sugar.

Single-origin Andean cacao roasted alongside our coffee. Drink it thick from a clay mug, sip it iced from a tall glass, or take a bar home for the road.
Four steps, no shortcuts. Most chocolate gets ground in minutes — ours takes two days.
Sourced from small farms in the Colombian and Peruvian Andes between 600–1,200 m.
Drum-roasted in small batches at low heat to coax out fruit and floral notes — never bitter.
Cracked, winnowed, then conched on granite for 48 hours into a glossy, pourable paste.
Whisked into milk on the bar, or pressed into bars and ceremonial blocks for the road.

Twelve hours of slow extraction meets cold-pressed cacao milk over a single big rock — the drink we can't take off the menu, no matter the season.