Grain de Sail : Découverte de la chocolaterie

A chocolate and coffee Breton adventure

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7 Rue du Cosquer, Rond-point de la Vierge Noire, 29600 Morlaix

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In Morlaix, Finistère, Grain de Sail welcomes visitors to a unique venue where the scents of coffee and chocolate mingle. It's a chance to go behind the scenes of this 100% Breton company!

Looking for an original activity to brighten up a rainy day, or simply curious to discover Breton crafts? Embark on the Grain de Sail adventure! In the workshops of the Cité du Viaduc, you'll discover the daring challenge taken up by two twin brothers: to transport coffee and cocoa by sailboat from the farthest reaches of the globe! From the creation of the roasting plant to the launching of the second cargo ship, via the chocolate factory, a fun-filled tour of the 250m² gallery will plunge you into this exciting saga! By prior arrangement, chocolate-lovers aged 5 and over can take part in the "bar lab" workshop and make their own chocolate delight. Anything goes! After your visit, take a stroll along the river in the town centre, and be seduced by the charm of the timber-framed houses. And what if you extended this escapade as far as the sea, near Carantec or Roscoff?