• Pepper Tasmanian - King's Pepper
  • Pepper Tasmanian - King's Pepper
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Pepper Tasmanian - King's Pepper

Origin: Tasmania

€ 16.50

Tasmania pepper is rare with unbelievable aroma that is correctly considered the king of peppers!

It's spicy as much as the classic black, but its aroma and taste take your senses away!!

A must for every gourmet...


Grams: 50gr.

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