Mast Brothers is New York Based Chocolate Maker

Rick and Michael Mast, the brothers behind Mast Brothers Chocolate, the craft chocolate company known for its colorful packaging and interesting flavors (goat's milk, olive oil), are about to open their factory and shop in the downtown Arts District. The Masts, who have chocolate-making facilities and shops in Brooklyn and London, are showcasing every aspect of their process at the factory in Los Angeles.

The 150-pound sack of beans the brothers were just inspecting is lying on a metal table inside a giant black cube. If it weren't for the neat stacks of colorfully wrapped chocolate bars on display or the big wooden menu near the entrance listing, the minimalist 6,000-square-foot space would seem more like an art gallery than a functioning chocolate factory. In a sense, it is both.

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  • Whether you've seen their beautifully wrapped bars for sale at Shake Shack or Rag & Bone, featured in the pages of the New York Times or Vogue, or decorating one of their New York, London, or soon, LA shops, Mast Brothers chocolate bars have become the world's most prominent brand of artisanal chocolate.

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