Jalapeno Chilis have their origin in the south of Mexico and owe their name to the city of Jalapa in Veracruz. Jalapenos have become the most popular chilli variety in Europe thanks to their fruity spiciness and versatile uses. The...

Calabria, the tip of Italy´s boots, is the southernmost region of the Italian mainland. The region is spoiled by the sun and, with around 320 sunny days, is one of the sunniest and hottest regions in Europe. Large parts of Calabria are...

The small town of Espelette, with a population of 2000, is located in the French Basque Country, only a few kilometres from the Spanish border and the Atlantic coast. Around Espelette, a chilli variety is cultivated that has made the...

This Chili captivates by its bright red color and its intensive aroma, which is due to the only slightly available sharpness also for Chili beginners well to notice.

Portuguese and Spanish conquerors brought the chili plants from America to Europe around the year 1500. The colonial powers brought the plants to South Asia via Africa. India´s fertile climate proved to be ideal and the newly discovered...

Portuguese and Spanish conquerors brought the chili plants from America to Europe around the year 1500. The colonial powers brought the plants to South Asia via Africa. India´s fertile climate proved to be ideal and the newly discovered...

Habanero chillies are known for their intense sharpness and are among the sharpest chillies ever. Habaneros are mainly cultivated on the Mexican peninsula Yucatán. Our chili variety comes from controlled organic cultivation and is with...

Jalapeno Chili is one of the most important and popular chili varieties in Mexico and the USA. This chilli variety is medium hot and very fruity. Due to the relatively thick flesh, Jalapeños are not suitable for air drying. Therefore,...

East African Uganda, a landlocked state in East Africa, is characterized by numerous lakes, savannahs and primeval forests. The special geological location directly on the equator, with large parts of the country lying 1000 metres above...