Mountain Pepper owes its name to its fruits, which are similar to the berries of the tropical tree Litsea cubeba. The fresh-smelling, rejuvenating essential oil from the fruit of the tree is reminiscent of a sweet, delicate citrus flavour with a clear and uplifting accord.
Bergamot is a fruit full of contrasts. Despite its citrus origins, it is known as the ‘prince of pears’.
It is reminiscent of long evening walks through Mediterranean groves. Although it blooms in winter, bergamot with its bittersweet flavours is both fresh and sharp, as well as warming and stimulating. 
warming and stimulating.  

In ancient times, coriander was known as the secret seed of immortality, happiness and love. It was coveted by the Greeks for its flavour as early as 2000 BC. Ancient stone tablets found in Pylos prove that coriander was cultivated for the production of fragrances. The spice has a woody aura.