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The cayenne creeps up on you slowly—just when you think it's all sweet cinnamon, that warmth hits the back of your throat and lingers nicely. I broke off a square after dinner and the freshly ground spice really does taste like it was just made.

The cinnamon hits right up front and the cayenne builds into a pleasant warmth that stays with you long after the last bite. I broke off a square with my afternoon coffee and it melted slow, with a real depth to the dark chocolate.

The cayenne creeps up slowly after the cinnamon hits, and that warmth really does linger on the tongue for a few minutes. Even the dark chocolate base feels deep enough to hold its own against the spice. Perfect for when I want dessert with a little kick.