Walk into the Mast Brothers chocolate shop/factory in Williamsburg and the scent of dark, almost bitter cocoa hits you immediately. This is not a chocolate factory like Willy Wonka‘s. The only ...

The drinkable chocolates at Brew Bar (105A North 3rd Street, Brooklyn), the Mast Brothers’ new not-coffee shop now open a few doors down from the siblings’ Williamsburg factory, are the antithesis of ...

Until last week, the Mast Brothers Chocolate Makers seemed to be living a hipster fairytale. Rick and Michael Mast are bearded brothers from Iowa. They started making their own chocolate in a Brooklyn ...

Join us for a private tour of the Mast Chocolate Factory, where you’ll enjoy a chocolate mimosa and chocolate tastings at all stages of the process. Our trained guide will teach us all about cacao, ...

The Brooklyn Navy Yard announced today that Brooklyn-based chocolate maker MAST CHOCOLATE, founded by brothers Rick and Michael Mast, will move into the third wing of the now fully-leased Green ...

Back in 2006, before Brooklyn had its own artisanal mayonnaise store and craft beef jerky company, there was Mast Brothers chocolate. With their impressive beards and lumberjack aesthetic, the Mast ...

There’s a reason that very few chocolatiers can claim to manufacture their chocolate from bean to bar. Transforming raw cacao beans to molded bars is a time- and space-consuming process that doesn’t ...

This artisanal chocolate factory creates bean-to-bar handmade candy in small batches and sophisticated flavors. Founders Michael Mast and his older brother Rick—two bearded Iowa boys—came to New York ...

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Their process begins all the way back with the cocoa bean, something you don't often find. Yes, chocolatiers actually melt down chocolate and then make their product. The Mast brothers are chocolate ...

The Mast Brothers have been called the "celebrity hipster chocolatiers" of Brooklyn. Lately, they've been accused of defrauding their customers.... Back in 2006, before Brooklyn had its own artisanal ...