Organic Kampot White Peppercorns - Cambodia
Organic Kampot White Peppercorns - Cambodia
Organic Kampot White Peppercorns - Cambodia
Organic Kampot White Peppercorns - Cambodia
Organic Kampot White Peppercorns - Cambodia

Organic Kampot White Peppercorns - Cambodia

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Subtle & Fresh

When the Kampot pepper berry is fully mature and turns to a beautiful bright red color on the vine, it is harvested to produce red pepper. The red pepper then becomes white pepper when the farmer extracts the white core (think coffee bean from a coffee cherry), and then sun-dries the remnants. This particular white pepper is produced in the pepper-famous Kampot province of Cambodia.

Our Kampot peppercorns are sourced from La Plantation, a WFTO Guaranteed Fair Trade Enterprise. They are 100% sustainably farmed, hand-picked & sun-dried. Available in 4 and 8 ounce content weight.

Kampot White Pepper develops an intense bouquet and delicate aroma. Light on heat and acidity, the clementine and rosemary notes really shine through.

Best with these foods - Fish and seafood, white meats, eggs, potatoes, and light colored soups.

Testimonials

We let our reviews speak for themselves.

4.98 average
213 reviews

Spending a few extra dollars for this pepper is an easy way to upgrade all of your cooking.

Amazon Customer

Not like any pepper you have ever tasted. Lovely floral notes, hot - yet lingers on tongue like a dance.
My new favorite thing.

Nate

Amazon Customer

This is perfect. So fresh you can smell it before you even open the bag.

K. Glinnen

Amazon Customer

Brilliant customer service and an exceptional product. I use a great deal of freshly ground black pepper and Zen provides the best.
Thank you a great experience and a very fine product.

Bob McConnell

Etsy Customer

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Michael

Fresh pepper makes a big difference. I'm not discerning enough to tell the differences between Cambodian, Vietnamese and Thai varieties but can sure tell they're not the same as grocery store brands.
Really like mixing red, white and black for a combo blend.
Thanks Pete, Denise, Chance and Faith for taking the plunge on this business.