Jamaican allspice Deeply aromatic, small and brownish, these seed-like fruits – better known as allspice berries – offer a piquant flavour followed by subtle notes of cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg. Allspice is one of the key ingredients in Jamaica’s famous ‘Jerk’ meat marinade. Nowadays, it can also be found in ketchups, meat marinades, pickles, rum cocktails and even spicier cakes all over the world. Country of origin: Guatemala 30 g

Long pepper Long pepper has a delicate floral aroma with a slight kick, particularly when cooked for a long time. Use it with: dark meat, vegetables, in compotes, in desserts and as an accompaniment to fruit. It is best simply to crush it so that the pepper’s strength can add flavour to curries, particularly in vegetarian dishes and slow-cooked meals. Country of origin: Indonesia 70 g

The aroma of long pepper is much richer than that of ordinary pepper. A fruity, sweet scent, with a hint of cinnamon. Each pepper pod is hand-selected, which is what makes this pepper so prized. For the best flavour, crush it in a mortar or between your fingers. Country of origin: Cambodia 70 g

Experienced smoke masters have turned Banasura pepper into a true culinary delight. Smoked Banasura pepper is at its best with red meat and burgers. For the best aroma and taste, grind the pepper just before eating, and if you’re frying or boiling food, add it just before it’s ready. Country of origin: India 70 g

Try out different peppers and find your favourite: The tasting set includes: Voatsiperifery pepper, tiger pepper, whisky pepper, Banasura pepper, pepper with Schinus berries, Jamaican allspice, timuti and lemon pepper, Tellicherry pepper and cubeb pepper All the pepper samples come in resealable packaging, so the aroma is preserved.

Jamaican allspice Deeply aromatic, small and brownish, these seed-like fruits – better known as allspice berries – offer a piquant flavour followed by subtle notes of cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg. Allspice is one of the key ingredients in Jamaica’s famous ‘Jerk’ meat marinade. Nowadays, it can also be found in ketchups, meat marinades, pickles, rum cocktails and even spicier cakes all over the world. Country of origin: Guatemala 60 g

One of the finest peppers in the world. Genuine red pepper is a rare variety made from fully ripe, unpeeled peppercorns. Due to its high level of ripeness, red pepper is particularly aromatic and fruity. Use Kampot red pepper freshly ground to bring out its perfect aroma to the full. Ideal with meat, poultry and fish. Kampot red pepper has repeatedly been named one of the world’s finest peppers precisely because of its distinctive and intense flavour. It originates from Cambodia and is as closely associated with that country as champagne is with France. In addition to its pleasant, fruity flavour, Kampot red pepper is also beautiful to look at. It is said that this particular pepper is particularly good for maintaining a healthy digestive system and keeping cholesterol levels low. Country of origin: Cambodia 40g jar

Long pepper has a delicate floral aroma with a slight kick, particularly when cooked for a long time. Long pepper tastes like black, green and white pepper, but is more pungent. Due to their complexity, long peppercorns pair well with dishes that have distinctive, nuanced flavours, such as spring favourites like artichokes, asparagus and mushrooms. They are best prepared simply with freshly ground long pepper, added to the dish at the very end to preserve the flavour. Use it with dark meats, vegetables, in compotes, desserts and as an accompaniment to fruit. It’s best to simply crush it so that the pepper’s intensity can add flavour to curries, particularly in vegetarian dishes and slow-cooked meals. Country of origin: Indonesia 45g jar