The cacao beans used to make Pure Kakaw’s Matagalpa are organically grown and cultivated using agroforestry practices.
The farm is nestled in the mountains, surrounded by cloud forests teeming with diverse birds and wildlife.
After harvesting, the beans are fermented, dried, lightly roasted, and then stone-ground on-site to produce the cacao paste — a rare, fully traceable bean-to-paste process that happens right where the trees grow.
The whole process is kept minimal to preserve nutrients while revealing the cacao’s subtle, layered aromas.