We had our first taste of Nói Síríus Icelandic Chocolate recently, and immediately knew we had found one of our favorite chocolate bars. It's no wonder: Icelanders love chocolate, and Nói Síríus is their favorite chocolate, too. The company, based in Rekjavík, has been making chocolates and other candies in Iceland since 1933 (their chocolate recipe has remained unaltered since then, too).

Our Nói Síríus bars come in milk chocolate (33%), dark bittersweet chocolate (56%), and dark chocolate (70%), plus dark chocolate (70%) with crunchy mint and dark chocolate (70%) with Icelandic sea salt. And here's a bonus tip: Icelanders really love combining chocolate with licorice... if you love these two things, too, be sure to try our new Nói Síríus Chocolate & Liquorice. You'll be SO glad you did. It is amazing and like nothing you've tasted before.

This single bar of dark chocolate contains 70% cocoa. 3.53 oz (100 g). Made in Iceland. Cocoa Horizons certified: the cocoa beans used by Síríus are certified to be grown responsibly through sustainable farming practices. Completely recyclable package... this chocolate bar is simply wrapped in two layers of paper. 

Ingredients: Cocoa mass, sugar, fat reduced cocoa powder, soy lecithin (emulsifier), bourbon vanilla. Cocoa dry solids minimum 70%. Contains soy. May contain traces of milk, wheat, tree nuts, and coconut.

Being based in Lake Worth Beach, Florida, we ship chocolates only on cooler days (most winter and early spring days are fine). It is April 18 as this message is being posted. and the window for shipping chocolates this spring is rapidly coming to a close. Most likely we will stop shipping chocolates by the end of the month.

Locals may order for pick up any time of the year at our shop, located at 1110 North G Street; we will also deliver free of charge to neighborhoods in the coastal Lake Worth / West Palm Beach area. Contact us at mail@conviviobookworks.com to arrange a shop visit or delivery. (Our shop just opened in March, 2024, and we are not yet keeping regular hours.) Thank you! 

Good to know: the Icelandic word for "delicious" is ljúffengur, and the Icelandic word for "chocolate" is súkkulaði.

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