Endangered Species Chimpanzee Dark Chocolate Bar, 72% Cocoa, Pack of 12

This chocolatre is very smooth and deicious!

This is, simply said, the single best-tasting chocolate I've ever had. That's saying a lot because I've had chocolate from all over the world. It's surprisingly affordable given the quality, plus a portion of the purchase goes towards good causes. What more could a chocolate lover ask for?!

Dark chocolate that doesn't taste like metal. It's not too sweet, nice and smooth texture. Very satisfied, not too bitter. Too expensive though !

My wife and I just love the 72 percent Cacao in the smooth Dark chocolate bars ( I ordered 12 of them)

This used to be one of my favorite vegan chocolates. Unfortunately, likely due to the cocoa farming crises, it seems they've changed their cocoa bean sourcing. The delicious fruity flavor profile, with delicate notes and a wonderful acidity, is gone, replaced by the broadest, dark chocolate with a pungent, obnoxious peanut flavor that sits on your tongue for minutes afterwards. I'd be genuinely concerned to give this to someone with a nut allergy, because I can't be sure this isn't due to contamination. I'd hoped it was one bad bar, but it's the whole box. It's an enormous downgrade, and I'm extremely disappointed.

This chocolate is every bit as good as the best chocolate I’ve ever had (Karina Zartbitter from Germany). (I did a side-by-side comparison.) That means that this chocolate is even better than Trader Joe’s “Pound Plus”.

Endangered species is my favorite brand of chocolate. I read a review of several brands tested and this brand of chocolate had the highest tested number of antioxidants and bioactive compounds. I bought it and I discovered that for me, it is the best tasting. And to make it even more enticing, they donate a percentage of their profits to preserving wildlife.

I wanted a dark chocolate for health reasons to have a piece of every morning before my first cup of coffee. This is great tasting. I also wanted a socially responsible product, because I know the chocolate industry is notorious for taking advantage of child labor and underpaying the growers. This appears to be that. I notice we are rating this product on "warmth" and "sheerness", and I have no idea what that means for chocolate.