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Go to the shopUniquely produced in Kampot, Cambodia.
The World's Best Pepper.
Producing the best pepper in the World.
The amazing Kampot peppercorns are grown in the foothills of Kon Sat commune (Kampot, Cambodia). The local terroir and organic farming give rise to the amazing flavours in our pepper berries.
Types of Pepper
Top chefs and gourmets all over the world prize Kampot peppercorns for their unique flavour, which is a combination of peppery heat with a hint of cinnamon, jasmine and anise. However, each of Kampot's pepper varieties has its own additional individual flavour notes.
Black Pepper
The most common pepper, black pepper has a robust, smoky herb flavour that works best with red meats, tomato dishes and salads.
Red Pepper
Red pepper has a distinctly fruity flavour and flowery bouquet. This versatile spice enhances almost any dish, including salads, all meats, pasta/noodles, cheese and even desserts.
White Pepper
The rarest of all pepper varieties, white pepper imparts a certain 'Umami' character to even the simplest of dishes and works particularly well with fish, shellfish, white meats, and soups.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. How long can the product be stored?
For food labeling purposes, we attach a use by date of 3 years for whole peppercorn and 2 years for ground peppercorn from the date of packaging. Under the right dry and cool storage conditions, peppercorns can keep fresh for many years longer.
Q2. Can I pre-grind and store it in a jar for later use?
Just like coffee beans, you get the best flavour when whole peppercorns are crushed or ground just before you use them. Pre-ground pepper may lose their flavour very quickly if they are not stored correctly in airtight containers.
Another convenient option is to purchase our pre-ground pepper blend (Kalyarn) which are sealed in a 2.5g pack to ensure freshness.
Q3. My old pepper smells musky but still looks ok, an it still be used?
This means the pepper is no longer fresh and will not add much flavour to your dish.
Q4. What is the best way to crush or grind whole peppercorns?
Your will get the best flavours by using the traditional Mortar and Pestle.
The next best option is to use either a good quality conical-burr pepper mill or coffee bean grinder. Please remember to keep the grinding burr clean and dry all the time to ensure the best quality ground pepper.