Chocolate Association Exotic and Unique Combinations


To please your palate and chocolate fantasies here are some pairs and exotic chocolate combinations you can try the next time you are looking for a chocolate treatment:

Exotic truffles and chocolate bars:

chocolate bars

Ganache Truffles Bissinger green tea with lemongrass

B.t selection of epicurean Truffle McElrath

Green tea truffles Knipschildt

Chicago Exotic Chocolate Candy Set

Cleopatra milk solid with Ancho Chile (sweet, smoky) of cloves and cinnamon

Pink Heart: White with sweet, fragrant rose petals

Jewel Violet: White infused with lavender and honey

Red Heart: White infused with Chai (black tea, honey and spices)

Silver jewellry: White infused tea Lady Grey (bergamot)

White Cleopatra: solid white with spices (anise, cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, cloves)

Dark Acorn: White infused with ginger

Ginger Buddha: solid black ginger

Pyramid: solid milk with Ceylon cinnamon

Silver Fan: White infused with green tea leaves

White Pyramid: solid white cardamom

Chocolate pairings

Dark chocolate, bitter and semisweet go best: 

Dark chocolate

Zinfandel

Syrah

Tawny

Armagnac

Brandy

Banyuls

Beaujolais

Bordeaux

Cabernet Sauvignon

Grenache

Malbec

Marsala

But classic Amiel

Orange Muscat

Porto Ruby

Milk chocolate goes better: 

Milk chocolate

Merlot

Riesling

Sauvignon Blanc

Dessert wines

Hungarian Tokaji

Mas Amiel Vintage Red & White

Muscat / Moscato

Tawny

White chocolate goes best:

White chocolate

Gewurztraminer

Champagne

Mas Amiel Vintage Blanc

Muscat / Moscato

Riesling

Cheese truffles and dark chocolate taste better:

dark chocolate

Sheep milk cheese

Cow's milk cheese

White chocolate truffle tastes best:

White chocolate

Cow's milk cheese

Goat cheese

Better tasting milk chocolate truffles:

chocolate truffles

Goat cheese

Cow's milk cheese

Fruity, spicy beers go well with any chocolate, but pairing them with a bar of chocolate truffles or with berry flavour with dried fruit and amber beer is the best option. Malty golden beers go well with the taste of malt truffles, gourmet and chocolate malt balls and nut combinations.

Dark chocolate pairs and teas of the following:

Dark chocolate

Assam

Darjeeling

Earl Grey

Gyokuro

Oolong

Pu-erh

Milk or white chocolate pairs with the following teas:

white chocolate

Darjeeling

Dragonwell

Oolong

Sencha

Yunnan

As you can see all the above examples, the chocolates have come a long way with a little hot chocolate and chocolate bars. In fact, there is a whole unexplored world recipe and unique and exotic combinations with chocolate.

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