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A wild-foraged spice that is at once peppery and delicate. Rich and complex, with a strong floral side that verges on musky.
Sustainably harvested in the wild by villagers near the Periyar Tiger Reserve in India. Fresh, young, and bright, for classic dishes or spice blends.
An all-natural lemon pepper. A mix of black and green peppercorns with Sichuan pepper, lemongrass and the citrusy Andaliman.
Long pepper comes from the same family of flowering vines that produce black pepper.
An exceptional quality, with a complex and fruity fragrance. It is great just like black pepper- in dishes with red meat or game, soups and stews.
A classic Long Pepper that is very ripe yet not excessively fermented – characterized by a resinous, faintly sweet odour. Bold, lively, fruity taste with introductory hints of lemon.
A rare variety, presenting a different range of aromatics from more common Asian varieties.
Grows wild in northern Thailand. Like its cousins Sichuan and Sancho peppers, it is peppery and numbing but carries a powerful mandarin flavor.
White pepper from the island of Bangka – a truly exceptional terroir – is highly prized throughout Indonesia. Use when the bold taste of white pepper with discreet fermentation is called for.
Spice Trekker pink peppercorns are sourced from along the coast of the Indian Ocean. They are sweet, mild, and have no trace of bitterness.
A small, wild pepper from Quebec, with a bold citrus aroma, Prickly Ash is a great kitchen find. Discover its unique, prickly flavor today!
Long pepper is picked when very ripe. The peppery taste is long lasting with a fruity fragrance and hints of mild spices, cinnamon and honey.
This exceptional Vietnamese pepper is hand picked and harvested only once fully mature. Bold fragrance, floral and fruity flavours that lingers in the mouth.
A pepper with an intense citrus aroma, a traditional part of Japanese cooking. Hot, floral, lemony with anaesthetic properties.
Green Sichuan pepper has a more robust flavor than its red cousin. Its lemony aroma makes it ideal for seasoning fish, pork and poultry.
Cultivated 3000 meters above the tiny village of Nine Dragons, China. One seed is often enough to numb one’s tongue.
A fruity and pungent spice with a nice heat. Colors cream and coconut milk sauce with a distinctive blueberry-like hue.
