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No. That just means the cocoa beans used to make the chocolate are from one place. In that place, there could be a mixture of cocoa trees and varieties, so it sometimes doesn’t mean much. It can be interesting to taste these chocolates on their own, but for baking, you lose much of any character that’s present once mixed with other ingredients.
