When ground with a pestle and mortar, Black Kampot pepper releases its fruity and menthol notes. Use cracked lightly for a daily delightful touch to all your dishes.
This fiery pepper is harvested on the island of Phu Quoc in Vietnam, also known as the “Emerald Island”. It will enhance all your game and poultry. Grind roughly with a pestle and mortar.
Harvested in the province of Nam Bô in Vietnam. This black pepper has woody flavors and fruity aromas. Goes perfectly with oven-roasted poultry, pan-fried foie gras or a fondant chocolate cake.
To be coarsely crushed with mortar!
From the Malabar coast in India, the historic cradle of pepper. Smoky notes. The berries are picked one by one when fully ripened. Spices up red meat. Best ground with a pestle and mortar.
White Penja pepper, with its unique animal notes and menthol aroma, is the ideal addition to your pepper mill. In 2014, it became the first African product to earn Protected Geographic Indication (PGI) status. Lightly cracked, it adds a delightful flavor to all your dishes.