Haitian roots. Costa Rican soul.

A beloved Haitian tradition becomes a living recipe study in Costa Rica—beginning with coconut, memory and respect for the foundation.

Meet the expressions ↓

Tradition leads. Place adds a new note.

Haiti → Costa Rica

Traditional Haitian coconut crémas is the beginning—not a decorative reference. Every expression starts with its richness, texture, spice, celebration and unmistakable sense of home.

Coffee, cacao and future Costa Rican ingredients enter only when they deepen that foundation. The result must still speak crémas first.

One tradition. New expressions. No shortcuts.
Recipe developmentThree expressions. One foundation.

The pourFirst pour

Open NÈG MARRON Original Crémas bottle pouring into a glass
Choose a stage · 01—03

The expression reveals itself in the pour.

01 / First pour

The open bottle tips toward the glass. The first ribbon establishes the coconut-rich foundation of Haitian crémas.

02 / Full body

The pour deepens and the glass fills. Coffee, cacao or another Costa Rican note can enter without covering the tradition beneath it.

03 / Settled finish

The bottle rolls back, the final thread breaks cleanly and the surface settles—revealing whether texture, aroma and flavor belong together.

The Crémas collection is currently in recipe development and testing. These are living stories—not products offered for sale.