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While coffee from Vietnam is already known in this country for its strong aromas and high roast quality , spices from the land of the "rising dragon" are still a bit of an insider tip . Just like our coffee products, we also source our spices from small, traditional family businesses.
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Wild black pepper comes from the central highlands of Vietnam, from Pleiku. The pepper berries grow wild in the surrounding rainforests , which has given it the nickname jungle pepper . It is picked by the Bazan , an indigenous people , which makes it a real speciality.
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The largest island in Vietnam is not only home to around 70,000 people, but also to the famous island pepper . It is picked by hand and dried in the warm rays of the sun.
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A mixture of green, red, white and black peppercorns gives this fruity pepper mix a sophisticated spiciness. It is also hand-picked and selected by the indigenous Vietnamese Bazan people.