Timuti and lemon pepper This pepper has been used by the indigenous peoples of the Himalayas for over a thousand years. Timuti and lemon pepper is similar to the famous Szechuan pepper, but its grains are larger and lighter in colour. Timuti’s flavour profile consists of enchanting passion fruit, citrus with a strong rose note, jasmine and hyacinth, with subtle hints of smoky and woody berries. It has a very peppery heat and also possesses pain-relieving properties. It pairs very well with: - fish: white fish, fish carpaccio, tartare, ceviche -seafood: crab, scallops, prawns -meat: white meat, poultry, pork, beef, duck, lamb, turkey - with cheese: fresh and young goat’s cheese - with desserts: mango, pineapple, citrus fruits, strawberries, melon, lychees, passion fruit, apricot and chocolate 50 g  

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

Whisky Pepper Whisky Pepper is a unique blend of black Malabar pepper and whisky. This pepper offers a unique and novel taste experience, transforming an ordinary cut of meat into a restaurant-quality dish right on your own dining table! The whisky balances the pepper, whilst also adding a touch of smoothness and sweetness, making this pepper an excellent accompaniment to meat and fish. The subtle peppery sensation and the distinctive, striking flavour of the whisky are what make this whisky pepper so unique. This whisky pepper is the ideal gift for chefs who love to experiment with different new flavours. Country of origin: India/Germany 45g jar  

Whisky Pepper This blend of pepper, spices and whisky flavouring is at its best when used with meat, salmon and chicken. This pepper turns an ordinary cut of meat into a restaurant-quality dish on your dining table! Country of origin: India/Germany 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 50 g

This surprising and rare Indonesian pepper has a wonderful citrus flavour and aroma. Ideal with fish, seafood and poultry. Andaliman is a distant relative of Sichuan pepper and is used in Sumatra in much the same way as black pepper is used in the West. Ideal for everyday use.   Country of origin: Indonesia 20 g

Timuti and lemon pepper This pepper has been used by the indigenous peoples of the Himalayas for over a thousand years. Timuti and lemon pepper is similar to the famous Szechuan pepper, but its grains are larger and lighter in colour. Timuti’s flavour profile consists of enchanting passion fruit, citrus with a strong rose note, jasmine and hyacinth, with subtle hints of smoky and woody berries. It has a very peppery heat and also possesses pain-relieving properties. It pairs very well with: - fish: white fish, fish carpaccio, tartare, ceviche -seafood: crab, scallops, prawns -meat: white meat, poultry, pork, beef, duck, lamb, turkey - with cheese: fresh and young goat’s cheese - with desserts: mango, pineapple, citrus fruits, strawberries, melon, lychees, passion fruit, apricot and chocolate 30 g  

Voatsiperifery pepper. A unique pepper, hand-harvested in Madagascar. Western chefs love the aroma of this pepper. The rare Voatsiperifery pepper has a strong, pine-forest aroma and medium heat. Voatsiperifery pepper grows in the hot and humid rainforests of south-eastern Madagascar. This pepper grows only in the wild, which makes harvesting it very difficult. Voatsiperifery is a beautiful pepper and an easy way to elevate any dish. We recommend using this pepper in meat and fish dishes, as well as in desserts, for example, sprinkled over fruit salads. Country of origin: Madagascar 50 g