Nkwa Chocolate
Aerial view of Nkwa cocoa farm in the valleys of Aburi, Ghana
— The Farm

Grown in Tadankoro.
Made in Koforidua.

Cocoa trees in the southern hills of Ghana
Tadankoro · Est. Family Farm
— Our Origin

Cultivated by
time.

Our 1.7-acre farm in Tadankoro sits in the valleys of Aburi, bordered by a stream and alive with mud crabs, birds, insects, and shade. It is a small micro-lot, not a showcase estate — watched closely, farmed carefully, and part of a wider network of cocoa plots we support in the community.

Here, we work with farmers on the details that shape flavour: pruning, harvesting, fermentation, drying, and the daily discipline of caring for cocoa before it becomes chocolate in Koforidua.

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— Photo Gallery

A year on the land.

From flowering trees to moving ingredients — moments from the slow, seasonal rhythm of cocoa cultivation in the valleys of Aburi.

Ripe cocoa pods hanging from a tree
Farmer opening a cocoa pod by hand
Cocoa beans drying in the sun
Aerial view of the Aburi valley cocoa farm
THE NOAH FAMILY FARM | LOT 1​
Farmer walking through the cocoa grove at golden hour
Cocoa beans fermenting under banana leaves