THE USA · CHOCOLATE TASTINGS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 6 chocolate tastings in the USA worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Tour Kauai’s Lydgate Farms, taste tropical fruit, honey, vanilla, and estate chocolate while learning cacao’s journey from pod to bar.
“Amazing tour filled with fruits, honeys, and chocolates! Our tour guide Jenna was the best tour guide we have ever had.”
Make a custom Goo Goo Cluster in downtown Nashville, taste classic chocolates, and learn the story behind Tennessee's beloved candy bar.
“It was very simple to make reservations. They have kept me updated when I changed from Nashville to Memphis hotels.”
Explore cacao farming, Hawaiian chocolate history, orchard views, and generous tastings at this intimate Hilo farm experience.
“This was our first craft chocolate experience and our hosts, Ren and Jude were great. The tour of the cacao farm was engaging and informative. Ren and Jude shared a lot of information about craft choclates and made the experience fun and informative. The chocolates were delicious. The farm and tasting area were in great condition, weather was good. We stayed near Kona, and the location for this is near Hilo - about a 2 hour drive, definitely worth it if you have the time.”
Taste Seattle through chocolate, pastries, cheese, and more on a 135-minute Pike Place walking tour with local guides.
“was able to see the city and go to different places we would not of known about.”
Tour Honolii Orchards near Hilo for cacao farming, fermentation, Hawaiian chocolate, scenic views, and 10 single-origin tastings.
“Lovely tour! The tour guides were so knowledgeable and we learned a ton! Don’t plan to Uber afterward though, it took forever for the driver to find us!”
Taste Alaskan chocolates and five wines in Anchorage, with local stories, small-group transport, and pairings at 61 Degree North Winery.
“Tour was wonderful and the people were more wonderful, with wonderful information and stories to share!”
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