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Maui Kuʻia Estate Chocolate

Assorted Dark Chocolate Gift Tin

Assorted Dark Chocolate Gift Tin

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This beautiful keepsake gift tin features dark single-origin chocolate in an assortment of flavors. 18 individually wrapped chocolate squares of dark chocolate ranging from 63% to 65% cacao. Each reusable tin contains two of each flavor, perfect for sharing, or not.

18 individually wrapped chocolates, 2 of each flavor.
Origin: Costa Esmeraldas, Ecuador

Ingredients: 65% dark cacao, 63% cacao, mango flavor, guava flavor, calamansi lime flavor, blood orange flavor, lemongrass flavor, Maui Mokka® coffee flavor, peppermint flavor, orange flavor

  • 2 pieces 65% Dark
  • 2 pieces 65% Dark Mango
  • 2 pieces 65% Dark Guava
  • 2 pieces 65% Dark Calamansi Lime
  • 2 pieces 65% Dark Blood Orange
  • 2 pieces 65% Dark Lemongrass
  • 2 pieces 63% Dark Maui Mokka® Coffee
  • 2 pieces 65% Dark Peppermint
  • 2 pieces 65% Dark OMG (orange, mango, guava)

Made in Hawaiʻi with local and imported ingredients
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Maui Kuʻia Estate Chocolate

About Maui Kuʻia Estate Chocolate

In 2013, Dr. Gunars Valkirs, leased the farmland that would become the Maui Kuʻia Estate cacao farm. He began work on a cacao farm operation with the first cacao plantings and blessings occurring on the 2013 winter solstice. The winter solstice marks the estate's oldest trees - special hybrids that were created by our VP of Farm & Factory Operations, Dan O'Doherty.

By the time the first ten acres were planted in 2016, Gunars had to decide how to keep growing high-quality cacao while also maintaining an economically sustainable farm. The only way to make the business viable was to make and sell chocolate, but Gunars had a bigger mission. Though the farm may have started as a hobby for their CEO, the decision to start a chocolate company was born.
Through their family foundation, Makana Aloha Foundation, Gunars and his wife, JoRene, recognized that the needs in the non-profit community could not be met by current funding and wanted to do more. They decided to invest in building a chocolate company where 100% of net-profits would be given back to the Maui community, their home.

The decision to create a mission-driven chocolate company triggered factory design and construction, which was completed in late 2019.

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