This Cru de Terroir is distinguished by a magnificently fresh tone and a subtle fruity acidity supported by spicy and wooden notes. Regarded as one of the birthplaces of original wild cacao, Peru has preserved a rich heritage of native varieties, including the famous white beans called Gran Blanco. Rediscovered in 2008, and since then considered one of the noblest in the world, this white cacao is grown in the Alto Piura Valley in the northwest of the country. Gran Blanco beans are grown by a cooperative of small producers, according to the strictest rules of sustainable development and fair trade. Located at less than 800 meters above sea level, the plantations are exclusively worked using organic farming methods.