ESTRELLA DE LA MAÑANA EXTRAIT - UNE NUIT NOMADE

The mountainous ridges of Eastern Mexico blended into the warm and humid veil of late summer. In Veracruz, the daughter of King Tenizti III, with devastating beauty and nicknamed Estrella de la Mañana, ran across the plains. She crossed the gaze of a young boy carrying antlers on his head, Prince Deer. They exchanged only a few words, but the magic of love was in motion.

When King Tenizti III learned of this romance, he was blinded by rage. He sent his priests in pursuit of them. The sky darkened. He decided that the souls of Estrella de la Mañana and Prince Cerf would be sacrificed to appease the anger of the Gods.

From their blood tears was born a small shrub, whose branches intertwined like lovers in their last embrace. Star-shaped flowers covered the entire tree. A few days later, the first pods of black vanilla swayed in the wind, whispering the scent of the lost lovers.

‘Morning Star’ is a black vanilla pod, split at its heart and consumed in the burning hearth of a fireplace. The black cocoa powder and the roundness of the vanilla give it a unique trail.