Description
Delicate aromas prolonged by smoking: the Kampot white pepper, produced exclusively from red grains harvested at full maturity, reveals in its smoked version an intensity enriched with woody notes evoking grilled rice.
An exceptional white pepper
Kampot's white pepper is one of the rare peppers produced exclusively from Red grains harvested at full maturity, as required by the Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) of Kampot. The result is a precious, subtle pepper and a great finesse.
Each red grain is taken by hand, directly from the cluster. After harvesting, the grains are cleaned, scrubbing and soaked overnight in clear water to soften the skin, which will then be easily removed. The nuclei are rinsed several times before being Sundried for two to three days, depending on the intensity of sunlight.
Unlike white Kampot pepper, the majority of the world's white peppers are obtained from black grains, requiring prolonged dipping that lasts several weeks — a method that often generates a strong, unpleasant smell.
A traditional smoke for an exceptional pepper
The Plantation offers a smoky version of Kampot's White Pepper, made according to an ancestral method of cold smoking, specific to Cambodian tradition. This natural technique is based on the use ofRice bark and coconut chips, bringing a gourmet aromatic signature.
This exclusive creation is made possible by the production of short circuit, directly from the Kampot farm: by buying at the source, you access unique products, without intermediary.
































Mathieu –
An exceptional product that blends perfectly with fish, foie gras or some cheeses.