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Pappy Van Winkle Bourbon Nib Brittle

Sale price$22.00

Organic cacao nibs aged in 20-year-old Pappy Van Winkle barrels are the not-so-secret secret to our famous Bourbon Nib Brittle. Produced in small batches by the artisan chocolatiers at Olive & Sinclair in Nashville, Tennessee, this buttery, Southern-style brittle is studded with bourbon-soaked cacao nibs, which have been stone-ground using melangeurs similar to those used to grind grits, before it's finished with a smooth creamy layer of 67% premium Dominican Republic chocolate, also made with our Pappy-infused nibs. Warning: Don't crack open the box unless you're prepared to eat the whole batch! 

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Specifications

*6-oz. box

*Handcrafted in small batches in Nashville, TN

*Slow roasted, stone-ground cacao beans are aged in Pappy Van Winkle bourbon barrels

*Ingredients: sugar, 67% Dominican Republic chocolate (cacao beans, brown sugar), butter, bourbon cacao nibs, kosher salt

*Best enjoyed within 9 months

Allergen Info

Nut-free, gluten-free. Contains dairy.


Pappy Van Winkle Bourbon Nib Brittle
Pappy Van Winkle Bourbon Nib Brittle Sale price$22.00

aged in 20-year-old Pappy Van Winkle barrels

Don't crack open the box unless you're prepared to eat the whole batch!

Produced in small batches by the artisan chocolatiers at Olive & Sinclair in Nashville, Tennessee, this buttery, Southern-style brittle is studded with bourbon-soaked cacao nibs, which have been stone-ground using melangeurs similar to those used to grind grits, before it's finished with a smooth creamy layer of 67% premium Dominican Republic chocolate, also made with our Pappy-infused nibs

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Olive and Sinclair

Founded by confectioner Scott Witherow in Nashville, Tennessee, Olive & Sinclair is Tennessee's first bean-to-bar outfit and is considered one of the finest artisan chocolate makers in the country, marrying traditional European techniques, single origin chocolate, and classic Southern flavors.

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