Chocolate so thick, the spoon wouldn't even sink
This Spanish company is one of the few "bean-to-bar" chocolate factories in the world. I remember many years back, my friend Joanna sent over a couple of Valor bars with a note "I know you're on a diet right now, but look, these have no sugar!" I nibbled on them over a span of a month with no guilt whatsoever. The pureness of the cacao calmed my craving for chocolate during that time.
Valor in Segovia
Imagine our excitement then when one of the guys spotted the Valor signboard right around the corner from the cochinillo restaurant we had just eaten in!
Of course I noticed the beautiful brass pull on the front door
The display of chocolate products
For me, I would rather eat the chocolate than drink it, but for Roselen, she was a very happy camper for the rest of the trip.
Ps. When we were heading back to our vehicle at the end of the day, we discovered a Adolfo Dominguez store--also close to the aqueduct. I think it was in a small alley on the opposite side of this block. Too bad, we only had about ten minutes left before the whole group was meeting up.
Pss. Valor is locally available at Terry's Selection, a deli on Pasong Tamo Extension in Makati.
Psss. To all of Roselen's friends who think she keeps going back and forth to Spain, these photos are from our trip two years ago. I'm a delinquent blogger, behind on my posts. But will hopefully catch up soon. Peace!
1 comment:
I was wondering if you'd just moved to Spain. :) After seeing it all here I would love to myself! That first image with all the chocolate was such a draw....I'm a chocolate fanatic.
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