How Good is that Chocolate? How to Recognize Good Quality Chocolate.

Connoisseurs recognise quality when they break a piece from a bar of chocolate: the break is hard and crisp, the edges of the break are clean, the surfaces do not crumble. The nose can also detect the quality: the smell of a fine chocolate is full and rounded, but never obtrusive. One then becomes very aware of true quality on the tongue: good chocolate melts like butter, does not stick to the roof of the mouth or feel gritty, and leaves hardly any aftertaste. Its flavour is fine, delicate, complete unique.
The Association of Swiss Chocolate Manufacturers