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The 70% Aji Chombo Chili Lemon from Nomé is unlike anything else in the collection. Aji Chombo — a native Panamanian chili — brings a slow, building heat that meets bright lemon citrus peel in a bar that is bold, unexpected, and completely addictive.
Tasting Notes Rich 70% dark chocolate opens smooth, with the native Aji Chombo chili building a warm, persistent heat mid-palate. Bright lemon citrus cuts through cleanly, leaving a finish that is spicy, zesty, and long.
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The Aji Chombo chili builds gently rather than overwhelming — it's a warm, lingering heat that complements the citrus and dark chocolate rather than overpowering them.
Yes, it's vegan, gluten-free, and dairy-free.
Every bar you choose supports the farming families who grow it and honors the traditional methods that make it extraordinary.
This is chocolate with purpose — sourced with intention, crafted with care, and curated for those who believe that true luxury and ethical responsibility can coexist beautifully.
❤️ Impact: A portion of proceeds supports Survivor-Led Solutions, a nonprofit dedicated to restoring dignity and hope to survivors of human trafficking.
Nomé was born in Panama with one mission: to celebrate the country's extraordinary cacao and the small producers who grow it. Every bar is a mosaic of Panama's terroir — sourced from multiple farming communities, crafted bean-to-bar, and made with deep respect for the land and the people behind it.
Nomé was born in Panama with a single mission: to celebrate the country's extraordinary cacao and support the small producers who grow it. Every bar is crafted bean-to-bar, with direct partnerships, fair compensation, and sustainable practices that protect Panama's rich biodiversity.
What makes Nomé distinctive is their approach to sourcing. Rather than drawing from a single farm or micro-climate, they work with multiple farming communities across the country — weaving together a mosaic of Panama's terroir. The result is chocolate with a consistency and complexity that no single origin could achieve, while still honoring the individuality of each farm and the people behind it.
When you taste Nomé, you taste more than chocolate. You taste community, heritage, and a deep respect for the land.
Every bar traces back to Panamanian soil — sourced from multiple farms across the country to capture the full, collective spirit of Panama's cacao tradition.
Nomé works hand-in-hand with local farming communities, ensuring fair compensation and sustainable practices that protect Panama's rich biodiversity.
By weaving together harvests from across the country, Nomé achieves a consistency and complexity no single origin could — while honoring the individuality of every farm.