Religion by Germany, Japan, and Venezuela

The combination of:

  • El Rey 74.5% chocolate, with
  • Japanese Sencha Green Tea, listening to
  • Ton Koopman perform Bach’s BWV 542 (Great G minor prelude and fugue)

is a warmly moving, almost religious, experience. The floral notes in the chocolate are mimicked in the tea; the chocolate complex, the tea, cleansing and warm, the music a texture denoting luxury and height. Religious? Well, what entity created all of these great things that so well seem to fit together?

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