Sourcing & bean origin – The cocoa beans come from specific farms or regions, sometimes locally-grown, often with traceability. For example, the Indian brand Naviluna uses cocoa beans from Malabar/Kerala and Karnataka.
Small-batch production – Rather than huge factory runs, artisan makers produce limited quantities, which can give finer control of flavour, texture, and finishing.
Minimal & quality ingredients – Fewer additives; maybe just cocoa mass, cocoa butter, sugar (or alternative sweeteners), sometimes nuts, spices, fruit. For instance, the brand Amari Chocolatier says “zero white sugar, zero emulsifiers, hand-crafted recipes”.
Artisanal flavour profiles – Unusual or premium flavour combinations (e.g., local spices, indie inclusions, single-origin notes) rather than mass-market sweet milk chocolate. For example, some artisan Indian brands offer bars with “Jamun & Rosemary”, or “Juniper & Chamomile”.
Packaging & presentation – While less visible in “chocolate pieces”, artisan brands often use upscale or eco-friendly packaging, neat gift boxes, special finishes. Eg: brand Kocoatrait uses zero-waste compostable packaging.
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