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Vanilla Cribbiana

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Vanilla cribbiana from Guatemala

Vanilla cribbiana from Guatemala

Green coffee · bell peppers · caramel · rum · panettone

Used by the Maya, lost for 400 years, rediscovered. First plantation created by Dario Ramirez from wild varieties. Immense gastronomic potential.

FlavorGreen coffee, bell peppers, caramel, rum, panettone
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Vanilla Cribbiana

The ancestral vanilla of Central America

Vanilla cribbiana carries a thousand-year history: it is the ancient vanilla of the Maya, cultivated in Guatemala long before the spice spread around the world. Paul Galand selected it direct from the growers to revive this unique aromatic heritage, in small, plump beans of great density.

A warm, indulgent profile

Cribbiana delights with comforting notes, reminiscent of holiday treats:

  • the noble bitterness of green coffee
  • the roundness of caramel
  • the lively zest of orange
  • the festive fragrance of panettone

An ideal bouquet for generous desserts, brioches and seasonal creations.

Small beans, great concentration

Don’t be fooled by their size: these small, plump beans concentrate a remarkable aromatic richness. And if some feel firmer to the touch, it is often the sign of extended curing that intensifies the aromas, never a quality flaw.

To taste it, visit the page for Vanilla Cribbiana from Guatemala. Lovers of rare origins will also enjoy Vanilla Sotoarenasii from Colombia and Vanilla Odorata from Ecuador. Discover our direct-from-the-growers commitment.

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