Ocelot ✹ Dundee, United Kingdom
Organic 70% Dark Chocolate with Lemon Olive Oil, 70g
Organic 70% Dark Chocolate with Lemon Olive Oil, 70g
A beautifully smooth dark chocolate infused with organic lemon olive oil from Puglia. At a small family mill, whole fresh lemons are stone-ground with organic olives during harvest, creating a fragrant, grass-green oil that pairs perfectly with Ocelot’s 70% organic dark chocolate. The cocoa is sourced from a regenerative cooperative in the Virunga National Park in Eastern Congo — a region known for its remarkable biodiversity and deep, complex cacao flavours. Handcrafted in Scotland and wrapped in fully compostable, plastic-free packaging. Certified organic, vegan, and non-GMO.
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Product details
Product details
Ingredients
Ingredients
Cocoa mass*, raw cane sugar*, cacao butter*, lemon olive oil (Italian extra virgin olive oil 70%, lemon 30%) (4%)*. Cocoa: at least 70%. May contain traces of milk, tree nuts, peanuts, seeds (including sesame seeds & mustard seeds), soy, cereals (gluten), eggs, and celery. *Certified organic.
Nutritional values
Nutritional values
Organic inspection body
Organic inspection body
Notice
Notice
Expiry date
Expiry date
Expiry date of the current batch: 31.05.2027.
Shipping
Shipping
Orders within Germany
Shipping fee for orders within Germany: 5.95€. From 59€, shipping is free of charge. Delivery time: 2-4 business days.
Orders to other EU countries
The shipping fee is €19.95 for parcels up to 10 kg. Delivery time: 2-8 working days, depending on the country.
Unfortunately, we do not ship to countries outside the EU. For special requests, please contact us at hi@gourmiegoods.com.
Distributor
Distributor

Learn more about Ocelot
Ocelot Chocolate combines culinary artistry, ethical sourcing, and striking design. Founded in 2013 by husband-and-wife duo Ish and Matt Broadbent, their journey into chocolate began as chefs. Leaving their salaried jobs, they started in their home kitchen with a simple chocolate tempering machine bought with their wedding gift money. Selling the first bars at local farmers’ markets, they built a loyal following, eventually moving into a factory with a small production team. However, ambitious expansion and the financial turmoil of 2022 led to their downfall. Fortunately, their long-time supplier, Original Beans, stepped in, taking over the business and...