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11:59 pm
March 17, 2005
Absolutely! Domori ends up with very unique wonderfull product, and it's so good to know that it's actually because cocoa beans have been interfered with less. Texture is marvelous. Did not get the bit about "disel" note? Domori varies a lot from butch to butch and some could be a bit "off"? Anyways, did not once have any other impressions from Domori stuff apart from complex, fabulous and eye-opener ocasionally. Bit too sweet sometimes for 70%, but i find in a lot with anyones.
What would you say of Amedei?
6:23 am
August 1, 2006
A couple forum members in the past have complained about a peculiar "diesel" flavor in some Porcelana bars, but I have yet to encounter this. I suspect Domori may have used freight truck fumes from the exhaust pipes to fumigate the beans [;)] (Kidding, of course). However, I have experienced batch variability with several Domori bars, most notably the Porcelana. My last Porcelana had a distinct Granny Smith apple tone with a tartness to match. So imagine my surprise after discovering this flavor when I was already accustomed to the much more reserved bread, butter, and jam of previous bars. I appreciate this small batch variability to an extent, and sometimes it simply cannot be avoided, but when a certain chocolate becomes frequently unpredictable, then I become somewhat perturbed. If such variability were to become recurring, then I would recommend that each batch be labeled accordingly to make the public aware. Which Domori 70% chocolate do you find "sweet?"
10:24 am
April 29, 2004
11:37 pm
March 17, 2005
I did find Sambirano and Rio caribe quite sweet – or may be mild? Don't mind my sweetness barometer, it's way too sensetive sometimes. Regarding Porcelana – I think yes, Domori's batches do vary, and it's wonderfull. And also last time i've left Porcelana open ( in its wraper) for few days and just finished it now, finding at last those elusive notes of "smoke" and "banana", which never could identify before. But looking at my first tasting notes for the same bar i was surprised to see "cherry and red fruits", which completely disappeared! Could it be alcohol base? Would explain changes in fruitiness – the fresher the chocolate, the more fruity it would feel? Find the Domori aroma so irresistible and quite alcoholic, like red wine for a reason? Not that i mind[:)]
12:01 am
March 17, 2005
12:54 am
August 1, 2006
Domori's Rio Caribe and Sambirano are actually quite tart chocolates, so it seems that you associate tart red fruits with sweetness. Considering your past comments on other chocolate, I suspect that whenever you taste a chocolate with red fruits, you automatically deem it as "sweet," regardless of cocoa content. This isn't a bad thing, of course, but it's just a pattern I noticed.
8:16 am
April 29, 2004
1:14 pm
March 17, 2005
Yes, Monte, I actually like red fruit or berry notes in the chocolate – the reason i keep going to my next door overpriced Maison Blanc pretending doing something else and end up with Cluizel bars. But i think with Domori, with Rio Caribe especially, it's nuttiness, peanuts, which enhance sweetness and kind of bland the chocolate intencity for me.
3:20 pm
August 1, 2006
Yeah, nuts usually have an association with other "sweet" foods, and they certainly imply a sense of richness. I find that a lot of Domori's chocolate has a distinct nuttiness, as well, but then again, this is more common among their Venezuelan chocolate overall, most of which is inherently nutty anyway, such as Rio Caribe and Carupano. For example, have you tried Valrhona's Caraibe? The almond is quite distinct and even bears hints of cashews that I find appealing. Domori's version has some of the same flavor, but since roasting time and bean selection influence final flavor, it's accentuated differently. Sur del Lago, I find to be more reminiscent of hazelnuts, with slight traces of peanuts sometimes. Carupano is like a mix but with heavier dairy tones. Not surprising, though, especially since most of Venezuela's prime growing regions are in such close proximity.
3:30 pm
August 1, 2006
Well, let me postulate another theory, perhaps quite the reverse of my previous supposition: if you find red fruits an ideal flavor, then perhaps your mind has singled it out and assumed it to be an axiomatic flavor that must be present in any given chocolate, and any lack thereof is extremely noticebale. You claimed that the cherries or red fruitiness of Porcelana disappeared after a while, so I imagine that mentally, you have come to expect its presence and have singled it out completely subconsciously to focus on the other flavors. Perhaps that's why these flavors are not as noticeable to you. Did you by chance detect a red fruit tone in Sur del Lago? It's quite subtle and hides underneath the dark tone of the chocoalte, but it's there, lurking in the background, and it's such a wonderful flavor.
6:54 pm
March 17, 2005
Sur de Lago's so complex, isn't it? My original notes were-(must be mad ) – red wine, plume, bread+raisins, cherry peak, going into brandy, with dark,herby tones in the background. A bit dusty texture at some point. And that wasn't not all. And it made me go and remind myself of Pralus Venesuela.
8:25 pm
August 1, 2006
Hmm, those are interesting notes. Domori's chocolate certainly is a bit "wild" regardless of type, and I usually detect various flavors throughout. Generally, Sur del Lago isn't "that" complex, but rather I find the tone to be predominantly nutty and cocoa, with varying degress of dairy. Soft red fruit and floral tones are arcehtypal too, but certainly other flavors are open to interpretation. For instance, I detected a hint of cheese and tropical fruits in Domori's Sur del Lago.
5:32 am
August 1, 2006
I was not happy with my Pralus Venezuela bar because it was packaged right underneath the Java bar, which as you may recall, has quite a distinctively strong smoke and leather flavor and aroma, so consequently, the Venezuela bar picked up some of those odors. However, I did detect characteristics common to Sur del Lago in the Venezuela bar, so I'm assuming those are the beans that comprise it.
Actually, Pralus' decision to replace the Java bar in the Pyramide was indeed a wise one because the Java bar is far too overpowering and will easily contaminate other chocolate. But if he were to actually wrap the bars in a better protective barrier, then this problem could be avoided altogether.
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April 29, 2004
11:57 am
March 17, 2005
Agree absolutely – that paper's unsufficient. Though btw some aluminium foil has very strong metallic smell and sometimes seems like even affects the taste of a first bit of chocolate. Wrapper has to be inert and non-porous enough, like Domori's or may be that foils with paper backing, – ae Amedei or Bonnat.
4:08 pm
August 1, 2006
Foil is the best method for protecting chocolate. Whenever I wrap loose chocolate, I use a piece of aluminum foil because not only is it the most non-porous of wrapping material, but also it imparts no odor or metallic flavor of its own. Plastic and paper are not exactly wise, and neither is paper-lined foil, which I actually have come to despise. Over time, the paper will transfer its own odor to the chocolate, and as a result, bars that have been stored in this manner for an extended amount of time will taste like paper or will even taste somewhat flat.
And Ellie, that's why I like to let my chocolate breathe before tasting. I want it exposed to the air just in case; that way, all residual odors from any kind of wrapper will dissipate. Also, if you're tasting a metallic chocolate, several reasons could explain the metallic flavor:
1. the chocolate has been Dutched
2. rancid cocoa solids
3. poor quality beans
4. beans have not been processed correctly
4:48 pm
March 17, 2005
5:04 pm
August 1, 2006
Well, there's no way no knowing if the cacao has gone rancid except by consumption. Domori's packaging is okay, I guess, although I would much rather prefer to see foil. Have you ever smelled plastic? It has its own odor, and the airtight sealing traps this in. This makes me a bit wary, and it is for this reason I allow all my Domori to breathe longer than most brands.


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Arizona Cardinals defensive lineman Darnell Dockett sent out a few tweets late Monday in what is likely a response to a reported on-field incident he had with teammate Kerry Rhodes as the end of the Cardinals 7-6 loss to the Jets on Sunday.
Two sides to every story! But everyone needs a escape goat! Everyone need to point the finger at some one. It won't be first or last!
In the end maybe I care to much, to loyal to s*** that's not loyal to me. Maybe I should be like other #'s and just don't give a f***.
Anyway I can't tell y'all the truth or how I feel cuz they watching my tweets smh. Oh and by the way when I'm wrong I say it. Just a FYI..
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Shopping is a habit
By shopping is a habit
from toronto
Love this Jacket!! Such a nice fit! super soft can wear with anything!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Irene
from Toronto
Ordered the turquoise and denim jackets. Glad I listened to other reviewers and ordered one size down. Quality in workmanship is good. Washed them and they can be worn with or without ironing. Colors did not fade. Only comment is that the rouching at the back is a little high based on feeling my waist, but looking at it in the mirror you cannot see this.
Love it!
By Deana
Great fabric, manufacturing and style. I got the white first and then the dark denim when my size came back into the system.
Nice Jacket !
By Theresa
from Calgary
I have lots of these signature jackets. Have all 3 leopard ones from 3/4 yrs ago. Nice but xs was big still in waste. Looks good in back cause of gathering but big in the front. I have ordered the denim as well in xs in red & white. They are even bigger than my other 3. I do need to have them taken in but finding a seamstress willing to make the elastic waste tighter is proving difficult. I would order a good size down. They fit big. I like them tho. I do wish they would have them sewn alittle tighter in elastic.
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Great looking jacket
By mimi
from Gatineau (Quebec)
I ordered the dark denim jacket in sizes medium and large(I usually wear a size large in other tops - 38-inch bust) and the medium fits perfectly so the large was returned. I found the fabric a bit stiff so I washed it and now it is fine. The dark denim will go perfectly with any color and for me is better than black, more youthful. The gold buttons, top-stitching and fitted style make this an elegant denim jacket.
I really wanted to LOVE this jacket...
By reeneegirl
from Collingwood, ON
After reading the reviews and watching the video I was sure that I would love this jacket. I ordered a size down as per many of the comments made (I'm normally a L, but ordered a M). When I got it today, it didn't look all that great on me. I found the body of the jacket kind of baggy, and the back didn't look as fitted as it did on TV (the elastic seemed like it was stretched or something...and this was a medium on me!) The shoulders on the other hand were quite narrow and the ruching just made them looked all scrunched in (so I had this pronounced rounded shoulder look – yuk!) I was debating whether to keep it and put some small shoulder pads to even it out, but the clincher was the fabric had a bit of a strange chemical smell to it which was kind of off-putting…so it's going back in the mail tomorrow.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Well Made Jacket
By CHITA
from ONTARIO
I ordered down a size based on other reviewers and I am glad I did. I ordered it in the dark denim because I thought it would go with alot of what's in my closet. It is very well made and very cute. I got it at the sale price which makes it even better. Now that I know her jackets fit me, I would not hesitate to order more.
love it
By JOYCE
from SHELBURNE
I have not purchased much of Joan Rivers line but the last couple of pieces I have purchased have been great. They are made well, fit well, and I will purchase in the future. Thanks Ms. Riversjt
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Love that jacket It fits so comfortably
By MARIE
from HALIFAX
Bought the dark denim and it is beautiful. Can be used with almost evrything in my wardrobe. Looks stylish and smart. Great jacket
love love love this jacket- beautiful -
By JAMIE IN THE CITY
from toronto ont
Iwear it to work aND TO THE CASINO ON THE WEEKENDFITS SO NICE,LOOK GREAT,WASH A FEW TIME TO GET IT SOFT- DRY 1 MINUTE AND HANG TO DRY.LOVE JOAN RIVERSLOVE SHOPPING CHANNEL - ESPECIALLY FASHION SHOWSTHANKS FOR MAKING IT SO EASY & FUN & EXCITING WATING FOR THE GOODS TO SHOW UP