Our Story

From a moment of frustration to moments of transformation

founder and daughter on a walk

The Ingredient Problem

It started in a supermarket aisle. We looked at the back of a premium hot chocolate tin and saw the truth: sugar was listed first. Cocoa was buried fourth not to mention the numerous other items listed that had nothing to do with cocoa.


The industry had turned a sacred ingredient into sugary over-processed dust. We did not want a "treat." We wanted the complex, fruity, heavy texture of real cacao. When we could not find it, we decided to engineer it.

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Micro-Milled. Never Compromised.

We realised that industrial processing strips the cocoa butter, the soul of the bean, to create cheap blends. We took a different path.


We source Aromatic-Grade Cacao from single-estate farms and micro-mill the whole bean. This preserves the precious fats and volatile oils. We then blend this base with premium coconut milk or whole milk.


The result is not a drink you gulp. It is a Velvet Melt that coats the tongue.

Hot chocolate being poured into a handmade ceramic mug - rich, foamy, and comforting.

Not Just For Evenings

We believe cacao is a tool, not just a dessert. That is why we curated The Signature Trio.


The clean lift of Matcha for the afternoon. The warming spice of Mexican for cold nights. The deep comfort of Heritage for the evening reset. The buttery reward of Salted Caramel when you have earned it.

We craft moments of pause in a world that refuses to stop spinning.

What Guides Every Decision

These are not just principles. They are promises we keep with every batch we craft.

  • Quality Without Compromise

    Single-origin beans, minimal sugar, maximum flavour. We never sacrifice quality for margin or convenience.

  • Transparency as Standard

    From farm locations to roasting temperatures, we share our process openly. Knowledge empowers better choices.

  • Ethical at Every Step

    Fair prices for farmers, sustainable practices, and 5% of profits funding education in cocoa communities.