6 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.
A newsletter from pastry chef and author David Lebovitz mixing recipes, Paris food tips, interviews and personal stories. Readers get market visits, chocolate and French cooking insights, and occasional guest posts.
A chocolate maker's blog covering the history, culture and business of cacao, including indigenous cacao traditions, the role of Sephardic Jewish women in the cacao trade, and lab-grown cocoa. Articles are researched and cite academic sources, while also supporting the brand's bean-to-bar positioning.
A San Diego writer chronicles personal beer, food and tasting experiences, from bar visits and cheese plates to hosted tea and chocolate pairing events. The posts are reflective and sensory, with a casual voice and occasional recipe-like menu details.
A chocolate and cocoa community newsletter mixing weekly industry news briefs, membership updates, and promotion of a video podcast called Pod Save Chocolate. The excerpts lean on announcements and links, with one episode offering a substantive argument that cacao quality stems mainly from fermentation rather than genetics.
A chocolate reviewer posts short, opinionated tasting notes on dark chocolate bars, scoring each with stars and noting origin, producer and price. Readers get honest, candid verdicts on specific bars and brands, mostly from Belgian, French and other European makers.
The Healthy Dose is a promotional newsletter pushing a paid Healthy Chocolate Making course at a discounted $27 price, with recipe bonuses. Readers get limited sales emails with a little personal framing about sugar and healthier chocolate, but little substantive wellness content.
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