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Peppercorn Types:

Black Peppercorns

Green Peppercorns

Black Tellicherry or Tellicherry Garbled Extra Bold peppercorns are larger in size and renowned for their high quality. They are exported from the town of Tellicherry on the Malabar Coast of India. Piperine content of 6.6% and a volatile oil content of 4.7%.

Black Malabar peppercorns are grown in the coastal areas on the southwest side of India. The peppercorn farmers in these areas are known for their devotion to producing the highest quality peppercorns.

Malabar pepper has a higher Piperine content. They have a certified Piperine content of 7% and a volatile oil content of 4.5%.

_{Tellicherry Peppercorns ready to be ground.} 

Tellicherry Black Peppercorns

As low as ˘65 per ounce!

 For only $3.97  

For only $6.47   

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Malabar Black Peppercorns

As low as ˘65 per ounce!

 For only $3.97  

For only $6.47   

For only $10.47 

Cracked Peppercorns

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Fresh black pepper is easy to grind and has a superior flavor & aroma.

Piper Nigrum: The peppercorn plant belongs to the piperaceae plant family. It is a woody evergreen vine that grows up to 11 yards tall and has dark green, broad, somewhat oval shaped leaves. The plants use aerial roots to cling to, and climb up trees.

Peppercorn plants have small white flowers that bloom in clusters of up to 150 florets and hang down in a spike. These flowers then ripen into the little berries we know as peppercorns. It takes several years for a young plant to flower and begin to produce fruit (the peppercorns).

Peppercorns almost ready for

 the harvesting of black pepper.

We cannot take returns on edible items.

Three different kinds of peppercorns are produced by the peppercorn plant (Piper Nigrum): Black, white, and green pepper.

Since peppercorn plants prefer a hot, humid, tropical environment, they are mainly produced in India, but also are produced in China, Indonesia, and Brazil, and other tropical places.

Black peppercorns often take on the name of the region where they were produced, or the port they were exported from. Malabar, Tellicherry, Singapore, Bangkok, Sarawak, and Belém are common examples of this.

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