Kampot Pepper" is a special type of pepper, considered one of the finest in the world, grown in the Kampot area of Cambodia (Kampot Province and Kep Special Municipality).
The unique flavor of Kampot pepper comes from the climate and mineral-rich soil of the Kampot area. Like terroir in wine, the pepper's flavor varies greatly depending on the climate and climate.
Kampot pepper is a brand of pepper that has been famous in Europe since the Age of Discovery.
Kampot Pepper" is a registered trademark of the Kampot Pepper Promotion Association (KPPA), which is registered and protected under Cambodia's Geographical Indications (GI) protection system.
Only peppers grown on farms certified by the Kampot Pepper Promotion Association and in accordance with strict guidelines are allowed to call themselves "Kampot Pepper".
Of course, the peppers are grown in a traditional and completely organic way, without the use of chemical fertilizers or pesticides.
Kampot Pepper is certified by Ecocert (France), the world standard for organic certification.
The peppercorns are boiled and dried in the sun just before they are fully ripe. It is characterized by its strong pungency, wild flavor, and lingering fresh aroma, which is the most characteristic of Kampot peppers. Needless to say, it is a perfect match for meat dishes, and it is the pepper among peppers that has always made gourmets around the world roar.
The peppercorns are boiled, the softened epidermis is removed, and the kernels of the peppercorns are taken out. The kernels are then cleaned and sun-dried to produce white pepper.
It is characterized by its elegant aroma and mild spiciness, and goes well with all kinds of dishes, but it goes especially well with light-colored ingredients such as fish, chicken, and white sauces.
The ripe, red berries are carefully hand-picked, boiled and sun-dried.
The spiciness of the pepper is exquisitely balanced with the subtle sweetness and aroma that is inherent in fully ripe pepper. Please enjoy the miraculous taste of this pepper, which is harvested in very small quantities.
Young peppercorns, before the hard kernels form, are boiled and salted with mineral-rich natural salt.
It is characterized by a fresh spiciness and a flavor that is unlike that of pepper, and has a delightful caviar-like texture. It is a versatile ingredient that goes well with a variety of dishes and can be used on its own or as a garnish.