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Caputo’s Announces 2nd Annual Chocolate Festival Featuring Ritual Chocolate

Four chocolates, four chefs, four beverages, for charity.

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The up and coming duo of Ritual Chocolate, Robbie Stout (a Park City native!) and Anna Davies, will be highlighted at the Second Annual Caputo’s Chocolate Festival. Ritual’s 4 SINGLE ORIGIN CHOCOLATE BARS will be transformed into savory and sweet applications by the following 4 RESTAURANTS: Naked Fish, in collaboration with Viet Pham, The Copper Onion, Silver Restaurant and Tulie Bakery. 4 BEVERAGE PAIRINGS from Charming Beard Coffee, High West Distillery, Epic Brewing Company and Libation Inc. will complement the chocolate preparations. This event is 4 CHARITY as all proceeds will go to the Heirloom Cacao Preservation Initiative, promoting protection of threatened heirloom strains of cacao in their native growing regions.

Admission price ($25) includes tastings of all chocolate creations and non-alcoholic beverage offerings. Alcoholic beverages must be purchased separately ($10).

Space is VERY limited and event will sell out! Must purchase tickets in advance. Tickets will not be sold at the door.



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