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According to The Nibble “Somewhat tart throughout; but the berry, citrus, and almond flavors lend a unique sharpness to this chocolate”.
Domori Rio Caribe – 2008 edition
Choco Files - https://sites.google.com/site/chocolatereviewsite/reviews/Domori-RioCaribe-70.pdf?attredirects=0&d=1 (review in PDF file)
“Overpowering red wine (that I don’t care for). The red wine intensifies at the end and turns into an unpleasant chemical taste that made it hard to even finish.”
Domori Rio Caribe – 2009 edition
Chocolate Reviews – http://www.chocolatereviews.co.uk/domori-rio-caribe-70/
“Its certainly one for those that like to try something a little bit different.” (Lee McCoy)
Domori Rio Caribe – 2010 edition
Seventy Percent - http://www.seventypercent.com/2010/11/domori-rio-caribe/
“Domori have produced a quite masterful take on this variety, Rio Caribe at its best; a deeply enjoyable bar showing a complex array of heady, full bodied flavours that are at once bold and complex, yet somehow soothing and melodious.” (Stuart Robson)
Domori Rio Caribe – 2012 edition
Seventy Percent (Georg Bernardini) - http://www.seventypercent.com/2010/11/domori-rio-caribe/
”With this chocolate Domori mark a benchmark for chocolate made with beans from Rio Caribe. The chocolate united all the best from what you expect from a high (world) class chocolate. It worth any penny of the price.” (Georg Bernardini)
Non-English reviews:
Chvála čokolády - http://chvalacokolady.blogspot.com/2011/04/domori-rio-caribe-superior.html (in Czech, edition 2011)
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