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KASAMA bean to bar chocolate

Small-batch, bean-to-bar chocolate on Granville Island — 1244 Cartwright St, Vancouver. An unsolicited concept by X9 Lab Media; photos & prices below are placeholders.

From bean to bar

Everything happens
under one roof.

Bean-to-bar means the cacao is transformed start to finish in-house — sourcing the beans, then roasting, grinding, refining and moulding each batch on site. The exact origins, recipes and process steps shown here are generic placeholders for the real shop to confirm.

01

Sourcing

Cacao beans selected for flavour. Origins to be confirmed by the shop.

02

Roasting

Beans roasted in small batches to develop their character.

03

Grinding

Nibs ground into a smooth liquor — the base of every bar.

04

Refining

Conched and refined over time for texture and depth.

05

Moulding

Tempered, poured and set into finished bars by hand.

Poured on Granville Island

Watch it set.

Tempered chocolate is poured warm and left to crystallise into a glossy snap. Stop by the Cartwright Street shop to see the moulds, the wrappers, and the day's batch — and to taste what bean-to-bar actually means.

The range

What's on the shelf.

Generic product categories shown as placeholders. Prices are not published here — the real shop sets and confirms them.

Visit the shop

Granville Island, Vancouver.

Address

1244 Cartwright St
Granville Island, Vancouver, BC

Phone

Call the shop · number to confirm

Hours — owner to confirm

Monday – Fridayowner to confirm
Saturdayowner to confirm
Sundayowner to confirm

Getting there

In the Granville Island district beneath the Granville Bridge — reachable on foot, by bus, or by the False Creek ferries.