Peppercorn

Peppercorn is a gourmet seasoning and dining companion that delivers freshly sourced pepper berries and related dishes straight to our kitchen and table.

How to get started with Peppercorn

1. Visit the official website at peppercornai.com and pick a pack size that matches your cooking habits.

2. Add the selected peppercorns to the basket and schedule delivery to coincide with your next big cook-up.

3. Once the parcel arrives, pour a small handful into your mill for everyday grinding, then store the remainder in an airtight jar.

4. When preparing stews or soups, toss a few whole berries straight into the pot to release flavour over a long simmer.

5. Grill, roast, or sauté a trial batch of vegetables or meat, adjusting the crack size until the balance tastes right.

What we discovered during testing

Advantages

Reliable grind – the kernels crack cleanly and never clog the mill, making daily seasoning effortless.

Balanced heat – a mild bite lets delicate dishes shine; our yellow curry held its warmth without overpowering the coconut base.

Versatile usage – whole berries remained intact through slow stews, then softened just enough to bite into, much like they did during our cedar-fired grill session.

Generous value – pricing felt fair, echoing the menu point at the affiliated restaurant where portions were ample yet sensible.

Supportive culture – a quick call to customer care mirrored comments from staff who praised the positive workplace atmosphere; queries were handled with genuine enthusiasm.

Drawbacks

Occasional toughness – one batch arrived with a few gristly pieces that refused to soften, similar to Kate’s experience during her roast.

Inconsistent location service – the Bedford pop-up fell short on both speed and seasoning, prompting us to eat elsewhere that evening.

No grinder included – newcomers must buy a mill separately, adding an extra step before the first taste.

After several meals, soups, and late-night snacks, we keep reaching for Peppercorn because the flavour stays lively, the grind remains smooth, and the company listens when something slips; a little refinement around quality control and site-specific service would turn a very good product into an unbeatable staple.