São Tomé & Princip, Roça Sundy 70%

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Certification | Certification 

 

Couleur
Chocolat noir

Type de production
Grand Crue

Origine Fèves
São Tomé et Princip, San Antonio, Roça Sundy

Origine Chocolaterie
Suède, Kållered.

Arômes
Fruité : fruits rouges.
Épicé
: vanille. 
Noix : fruit à coque

Variété de cacao 
Theobroma cacao L, cv.. Trinitario

Ingrédients 
Pâte de cacao, sucre.

Allergènes
Peut contenir des traces éventuelles de lait, fruits à coque, sésame, gluten et arachide.
Poids 
50g.
Récompense:
Great taste, 2020

Labels diététique | Dietary labels 



 

More information

Frederik Martinsson realised his lifelong dream by founding Standout in 2018 in Sweden. He worked for 10 years as an engineer in the automotive industry before joining the emerging coffee scene in the 2010s. His expertise in engineering and his specialisation in coffee gave him the keys to launching his craft chocolate business. It was when he was developing creative new coffee ranges (from farmer to roaster) that he discovered the Bean-to-Bar movement.

In 2017, he decided to join the craft of chocolate, fascinated by the variety of flavours and the impact it could have on people's lives. He then applied his vision to chocolate, respecting high ethical, social and ecological standards. Frederik takes a holistic approach to chocolate, applying his values and his eye for detail to every aspect of the design. He wants to make as much of a difference to the co-operatives and farmers who produce the beans as to the FSC-certified packaging and biodegradable and compostable packaging. Frederik takes a holistic approach to chocolate, applying his values and eye for detail to every aspect of the design.

Standout likes to produce two types of chocolate: those that represent the expression of cocoa in its purest form (bars with two ingredients, cocoa and cane sugar) and those that celebrate creativity and in particular the Nordic spirit with unexpected or harmonious combinations.

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La roça Sundy incarne cette transition. Ancienne plantation coloniale, aujourd’hui gérée par HBD elle contraste les pratique translationnelle de la production agricole de Principe, elle s’étend sur environ 1'700 hectares et emploie plus de 600 personnes, soit près de 10 % de la population adulte de l’île. Elle a été transformée en un espace où production et conservation coexistent.

Le cacao y est cultivé sous couvert forestier, dans une logique de micro-terroirs. Dominé par le cacao Forastero Amelonado, historiquement introduit depuis Bahia au Brésil et aujourd’hui signature gustative de l’archipel, les profils aromatiques y évoluent sous l’effet insulaire. On y observe une grande richesse et une structure marquée, souvent autour de notes de chocolat noir profond, de fruits mûrs, de fruits à coque et de vanille, reflétant pleinement le terroir volcanique de l’île.