While our counters were being measured for our new stone (hooray!), I came across these photos of the Williamsburg factory where the Mast Brothers make their chocolate, from bean to bar. We were pretty dedicated to home improvement tasks (painting the kitchen "chocolate froth," appropriately) this weekend--and avoiding the "arctic blast" that infiltrated the city--but we'll definitely have to run over to Williamsburg on a Saturday or Sunday, when its doors are open to the public. The impressively bearded brothers hand-craft each bar with cacao from small family farms and coops.
These photos are from The Selby; they've documented the entire process in lovely detail. I've seen the bars at Marlow & Sons--such beautiful packaging, they're hard to miss. I think I'd like the one with fleur de sel, please.









6 comments:
looks deliiicious and i just love their packaging.
I'm glad I found this site. The photography and accompanying stories are wonderful. I love this story of two brothers and their passion for chocolate making. What beautiful packaging! Now I'm hungry!
looks incredible! and yes the packaging is pretty awesome too. :)
mmmm the chocolate and packaging are the perfect combination lovely and delicious :)
i love love love their packaging...
I loved this tour. I want to buy one of every type of their chocolate bars and give them as my go to gift.
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