Handmade chocolates in the Peak District National Park...........

Set on the boundary between the Dark Peak and White Peak areas….located beneath Mam Tor, known locally as the ‘Shivering Mountain’…overlooking the tiny village of Castleton, the romantic setting for Sir Walter Scott’s ‘Peveril of the Peak’…and lying at the end of the derelict A625 just behind the Blue John Cavern, is the best kept secret in the world of chocolate….

Cocoadance is now in their eighth year of producing all things chocolatey.
'Award winning' chocolatiers David Golubows and Bridget Joyce, featured many times on T. V. and in magazine, produce a limited amount of fancy handmade chocolates and confectionery to their unique style and taste using local ingredients whenever possible.
Living and working from a National Trust property, Cocoadance are now equipped to take small parties (by appointment only) on a chocolate experience around their newly converted barn...included are Valentine's day and Easter Specials.
As well as Cocoadance supplying various retail establishments their handmade confections can be purchased from various shows and farmers’ markets. Cocoadance now sell a limited supply of their produce over the internet via Localfoodshop.

Welcome to the world of Cocoadance.