Chocolate and chutney at Jade Mountain, St Lucia

Voted as one of the most appropriate oppulance resorts in the world, Jade Mountain is located in the drift of the old Anse Mamin Plantation, as well as just 20 minutes divided from Nick Troubetzkoys organic rain timberland farm, the Emerald Estate. With illusory culinary resources as well as the artistic skills of cook Allan Susser, Jade Mountain offers only the most appropriate locally sourced produce, presenting outlandish as well as delicious meals for all appetites.

With epicurean festivals throughout the year, good emphasis is put upon Caribbean tastes as well as flavours during Jade Mountain, introducing specialist tastings as well as cookery workshops for guests. Now, for the fist time we can take the Jade Mountain essence home with you, with the variety of chocolates as well as chutneys palm done as well as sold upon site.

Experience the loyal taste of the Caribbean with Jade Mountains palm done ripened offspring chutneys as well as marmalades. With pleasant fruits as well as citrus sourced from Anse Mamin as well as the Emerald Estate these products are constructed in tiny qualities producing the excellent peculiarity product. Using the freshest spices as well as home grown chillies Jade Mountain has constructed an explosion of flavours, including Hot Banana as well as Cinnamon, Passion Fruit as well as Carambola, Grayham Mango as well as Black Stap Molasses as well as Pink Guava as well as Ginger.

New for 2010, Jade Mountain has also started prolongation of their initial home grown chocolate, regulating 3rd era cocoa beans from the Emerald Estate. With in house production, the chocolate making process is entirely tranquil from growing to fermenting as well as drying, producing chocolate of artistic peculiarity as well as flavour. With the range of products from chocolate truffles, normal St. Lucian chocolate tea stix, chocolate chip ! pancakes as well as chocolate cabernet sorbet, all served in the grill as well as with sure products sold in the road house present shop, your knowledge of Jade Mountain will be choctastic!

Caribtours offers 7 nights during Jade Mountain, Saint Lucia from 2,995 per person staying in the Sky Jacuzzi Suite upon All Inclusive (complimentary upgraded from Bed as well as Breakfast). Price includes lapse scheduled flights with Virgin Atlantic, private transfers as well as make use of of the private loll during Gatwick.

Chocolate as well as chutney during Jade Mountain, St Lucia is the post from A Luxury Travel Blog


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