Schinus pepper. This pepper originates from the humid and warm regions of Brazil. Schinus berries grow on shrubs and trees, which can reach heights of up to 12 metres. The berries have a sweet and slightly spicy flavour. Schinus berry pepper is wonderful in sauces, with chicken, beef and also sprinkled over desserts. Due to their attractive appearance, Schinus berries are found in many dishes. We definitely recommend adding something else to the mill alongside these berries, as they often tend to clog it up. Country of origin: Brazil 30 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

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 robust 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, red Kampot 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 70 g

This exceptional pepper comes from the Malabar Coast Highlands Nature Reserve, located in south-west India. Tiger pepper really comes into its own in dishes thanks to its unique and strong flavour. It is excellent with grilled meat and fish, and is also ideal for use in sauces. Country of origin: India 50 g

Banasura Highland pepper is one of the most prized peppers from the Malabar Coast. It is grown in the Wayanad Valley in Western India. Banasura pepper is aromatic and hot thanks to the exceptional size of the peppercorns. Banasura pepper is ideal with red meat, grilled meat and burgers. For best results, add the pepper to your dish at the very end – freshly ground. If you store Banasura pepper in a cool, dark place, it will retain its aroma for 2 years. Once ground, the pepper will retain its aroma for approximately 3 months. 50 g jar

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

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 60 g  

Melegueta pepper, also known as ‘grains of paradise’, is a rare spice native to the coastal regions of West Africa. Melegueta pepper has a pungent flavour and an aroma reminiscent of cardamom and camphor. Grains of paradise are particularly well suited to preparing tuna. They are excellent with meat dishes and stews. They are also suitable for flavouring gin and other alcoholic cocktails. Country of origin: Ghana 100 g