Authentic Chocolate from the island!


Tobago is known for its rich cocoa estates which produce world class quality cocoa and chocolate products.

Tobago Chocolate Delights manufactures chocolate bars, truffles, confectioneries, chocolate tea balls, liqueurs and all products chocolate inspired, using cocoa beans from the Louis D'or Estate in Tobago. This is Tobago's only chocolate produced entirely from scratch in Tobago. It is not an exaggeration to say this is one of the finest chocolates in the world. Cocoa from Louis D'or was awarded Cocoa of Excellence by the International Cocoa Awards in Paris 2011.

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The dark chocolate is decadent by itself, but one will be pleasantly surprised to be offered chocolates with a myriad number of fillings that use local seasonal fruits e.g guava, mango, sorrel, passion fruit, tamarind and sorell pepper. Yes you heard right! Sorell pepper! Other fillings include coconut, hazelnut, amaretto, irish creme, creme de menthe and orange brandy. Jean Claude Petit, the owner, has his wonderful chocolate shop but also caters for custom events.

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 Contatct number:  370- 1907.



Products featured in photograph : Chocolate Liqueur, Fudge, Chocolate Tea balls, Tobago shaped Chocolate bar and Chocolate infused benne balls.

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