The floral, complex profile of Nicaraguan Nugu cocoa is revealed by a gentle roasting that brings out notes of flowers, honey and red fruits.
In the humid tropical region of Nueva Guinea, in southern Nicaragua, the social enterprise Ingemann works closely with over 1,200 small cocoa farmers.
Since 2013, Ingemann has supported these farmers in implementing rigorous post-harvest methods and quality protocols, enabling them to reveal the finesse and aromatic complexity of Nicaraguan cocoa.Their internationally recognized expertise guarantees uniform, traceable micro-lots of exceptional consistency, while supporting the sustainability of local communities.
In the tropical region of Nueva Guinea, cocoa harvesting involves over 1,200 small-scale producers supported by the social enterprise Ingemann. Each bean is carefully collected, then begins a rigorous post-harvest process.
Fermentation takes place in specially designed wooden crates, followed by slow drying in the sun. These controlled stages enable the development of a complex, floral aromatic profile, the signature of Nugu cocoa.
Beyond quality, Ingemann is committed to supporting local communities through training, traceability and sustainable farming practices. Thanks to this collective effort, each batch expresses the richness of Nicaragua's volcanic terroir.
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