Twenty-Four Blackbirds Chocolates — Local services in Santa Barbara

I visited Twenty-Four Blackbirds for a birthday tour for me with my family. And we were all totally blown away. I've been a chocolate lover my whole life, but only knew bare basics of how chocolate is made, and I learned a ton on the tour. Our guide explained the entire process from start to finish, and showed us in detail Twenty-Four Blackbirds' facilities and what makes their process so special. We got to taste fermented and roasted nibs along the way, and their chocolate bars at the end. We had an absolutely fantastic experience; I'd recommend the chocolate tour to anyone! We left with chocolate bars and truffles, and they're some of the best I've ever had in my life (again, extreme chocolate fan here lol). The chocolate is absolutely worth the price. I'll be back, and I might even need to take...

CONSUMER BEWARE! ADDICTIVE CHOCOLATES ARE SOLD HERE. I can still taste the salted carmel in my mouth as i write this review. I put forest gump to shame, my wife will not be getting this box of chocolates, it barely made it to the car. The dark choclate truffle was DELICOUS not some one who goes out of there way for vegan style food but this one was made with coconut oil that has delicate flavor through the whole "experence" really good product, love there free samples. I work across the street and pop in for a afternoon chocolate now and then and the service and quality of the products they make remain of the same...

My friend and I took a tour of Twenty-Four Blackbirds with Laurie and it was PHENOMENAL. We learned a ton and got to taste different ingredients that are part of the chocolate making process. I have been on two other chocolate factory tours and this one was the best! Twenty-Four Blackbirds is really unique in what they are doing and it is such a local gem, collaborating with other places in SB and going above and beyond to offer quality chocolate while maintaining integrity in the sustainability. The tour was such a good value and Laurie was...