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Trinitario Hand Crafted Chocolate, Trinidad and Tobago

Sustainably Grown. Exceptionally Crafted.

A Product Of Trinidad & Tobago

Taste the Caribbean, Crafted in Chocolate

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A Celebration of Fine Trinitario Cocoa

Our Range

Crafted from single-origin Trinitario cocoa grown in Trinidad & Tobago and partner farms across the Caribbean, every bar captures the essence of fine flavour cocoa.

A display of TRINITARIO single-origin chocolate products—including bags, a tin, a gift bag with gold ribbon, and two boxes—arranged on a white surface, showcasing the rich flavours of Caribbean cocoa. | Trinitario
A tin labelled "Trinitario" sits on a white surface, surrounded by hand-crafted chocolate-covered pieces and irregular yellow snacks. | Trinitario
A bag of Trinitario apricot medallions, crafted with single-origin chocolate, stands upright next to dried apricots, nougat pieces, and chocolate-covered treats on a white surface. | Trinitario

Championing Cocoa from Farm to Future

Powered by Partnerships. Grounded in Community

Our Story

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Line drawing of a cacao pod, one whole and one split open to show seeds, with two leaves attached—perfect for highlighting single-origin chocolate or Caribbean cocoa origins. | TrinitarioA detailed, vintage-style illustration of a cacao pod with leaves, showing the pod partially open to reveal cacao beans inside—perfect for showcasing handcrafted chocolate and fine flavour cocoa origins. | Trinitario

Pioneering Flavours, Empowering Creators

Home of Chocolate Discovery & Training

The Chocolate Lab

Learn at the The Trinitario Chocolate Lab

Opening soon at the Tobago Hospitality and Tourism Institute, the Trinitario Chocolate Lab is where students, visitors and chocolate lovers can learn the art of chocolate making.

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Two chefs in a professional kitchen craft handmade chocolate; one pours chocolate into moulds while the other smooths it on a tray. Stainless steel bowls and utensils are on the table. | Trinitario
Simple line drawing of a halved lemon, a lemon slice, and two lemon pips on a plain white background—perfect for fans of fine flavour cocoa and thoughtfully crafted, single-origin chocolate. | TrinitarioSimple line drawing of a halved lemon, a lemon slice, and two lemon pips on a plain white background—perfect for fans of fine flavour cocoa and thoughtfully crafted, single-origin chocolate. | Trinitario

Inspired by Island Flavours

Cook, Create, and Share the Chocolate Love

OUR LATEST RECIPES

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A detailed line drawing of a cacao pod, shown whole and split open to reveal seeds and pulp, with several loose cacao beans nearby—perfect for showcasing the origins of fine flavour cocoa or handcrafted chocolate. | TrinitarioA greyscale line drawing of three pineapple pieces—two crescent-shaped slices and one small chunk—arranged vertically on a plain background, reminiscent of the attention to detail found in handcrafted chocolate. | Trinitario
A detailed line drawing of a cacao pod, shown whole and split open to reveal seeds and pulp, with several loose cacao beans nearby—perfect for showcasing the origins of fine flavour cocoa or handcrafted chocolate. | TrinitarioA greyscale line drawing of three pineapple pieces—two crescent-shaped slices and one small chunk—arranged vertically on a plain background, reminiscent of the attention to detail found in handcrafted chocolate. | Trinitario

From Chocolatiers to First-Time Tasters

Hear Why Trinitario is Loved Worldwide

What people say

    “Trinidad and Tobago is really lucky to have an amazing range of exciting flavours throughout the country — every estate is unique, and you can actually taste that through the chocolate.”

    – International Chocolatier, Regis Bouet

    “The Trinitario flavour profile is actually complex but also complete — delicate notes from Criollo and robust chocolate flavour from Forastero. It’s truly special.”

    – Chocolate Consultant, Chef Graham Hornigold

    “Honestly, I’m so passionate about this whole project… my adventures in Trinidad and Tobago have been absolutely incredible.”

    – Visiting Pastry Expert, Chef Gabriella Cugno

    “This is my first time trying a cocoa fruit straight from the pod — it has been such an eye-opener and very inspirational.”

    – Chocolatier & Consultant, Chef Gabriella Cugno

    “The Trinidad and Tobago Fine Cocoa Company has given me access to farmers with 100 varieties of Trinitario cocoa. I don’t know where else I could go for that kind of experience.”

    – Pastry Chef, Chef Gabriella Cugno

    “We’re using local items like Angostura Bitters and passion fruit — it’s a real play of flavours. A 100% special item.”

    – Dessert Creator, Pastry Chef Gregory Arrendell, Hyatt Regency Trinidad

    “Trinidad and Tobago Fine Cocoa Company is producing a very fine-flavoured cocoa that I love to use in my recipes.”

    – David Oliver, Executive Pastry Chef, Beaverbrook Hotel & Spa

    “The chocolate has a wonderful depth of flavour, expressing fruity and floral characteristics — perfect for high-end pastries, desserts and petits fours.”

    – David Oliver, Executive Pastry Chef, Beaverbrook Hotel & Spa

    “This is a really interesting company doing beneficial work for Trinidad and Tobago — restoring the tradition of cocoa farming and producing exceptional cocoa.”

    – David Oliver, Executive Pastry Chef, Beaverbrook Hotel & Spa

    “All of the chocolate produced in Trinidad is 100% fine-flavoured Trinitario cocoa — a hybrid of Criollo and Forastero, unique to the island and full of character.”

    – David Oliver, Executive Pastry Chef, Beaverbrook Hotel & Spa

    “The project is supporting local farming by planting a thousand acres of cocoa trees — ensuring the future of fine-flavour cocoa straight from the source.”

    – David Oliver, Executive Pastry Chef, Beaverbrook Hotel & Spa

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