
The original chocolate, in the hands it started with
The Bribri indigenous community of Talamanca has cultivated cacao for over 1,500 years, long before the crop became a commodity. The traditional preparation — roasting the beans on a clay comal, grinding with a stone, mixing with water and spices — produces a drink that bears almost no resemblance to commercial cocoa.
Deeply rooted in living tradition
Exceptional sensory richness
Living cultural archive
Amubri
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