Cacao farms in Vietnam

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Nat
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10/24/10 04:44:51
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I am going to Hanoi, Vietnam in late November and I would love to see some of the cacao farms there I hear so much about while I'm there. I haven't been able to turn up any leads there yet throughpeople I know in Vietnam, orchocolatepeople in the US, but I know thatyouChocolate Lifers will comethrough for me.

If possible, I'd prefer to visit smaller farms that are focused on quality beans, not quantity as Clay has mentioned seems to be their direction. I have seen cacao farms in Mexico, Hawaii (including my front yard!), Bali, Brazil, Ecuador, and Peru, so it'd be great to compare Vietnam to all these.

Thanks in advance for any tips!

updated by @nat: 04/17/15 18:37:42

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