Northern Ireland's first bean-to-bar craft chocolate makers and the oldest in Ireland. NearyNógs chocolate is a small batch crafted on the Mourne Coast. Our family-friendly chocolate factory has breathtaking views of the Irish Sea, Carlingford Lough & the Mourne Mountains. We take great pride in our chocolate making. Every process is meticulously controlled so that every cacao bean's origin, of fine flavour, shines through. We ethically source sustainable cacao beans, supporting the rainforest alliance and we practice direct trade where possible. We pay above market value for cacao beans, to ensure that the Cacao farmers get a living wage, ensuring the survival of the cacao industry and the farmers' livelihoods. We want to honour the farmers, the cacao, and the maker. Recently, NearyNógs has switched to Solar energy, powering the chocolate factory! We are passionate about reducing carbon emissions and looking after our environment. All of our packaging is either made from recycled materials, can be recycled or is biodegradable. NearyNógs is a family business, established in 2011, originally as a fund-raiser for their eldest daughter traveling to India to do charitable work with orphans. Chocolate became a passion and a resource. Shortly after, a younger daughter became life-threateningly ill and needed urgent medical treatment in Great Ormond Street Hospital London. This resulted in the formation of the family business to provide income and flexibility. The Neary family works as a team alongside a small community of friends and family, working together to make the dream alive. The name "NearyNógs" comes from children's stories written by Johnnie Neary, Shane's Dad. Stories that have never been published, but the memory remains. Neary is the family name, and Nógs comes from the Irish Gaelic word Tír na nÓg, which means the land of the youth or the Eternal land.