Store
In glass, in the cupboard.
Between 15 and 20 °C, away from light, a vanilla bean doesn’t expire: it improves with time. Never in the refrigerator: moisture damages it.
The storage guideIn France
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Delivery times
Shipped within 24 to 48 hours from Paris, excluding weekends and public holidays.
Then 2 to 5 working days for delivery, depending on your address.
Gifts
2 surprise vanilla beans free with orders from 60 €.
A free glass tube with every frosted vanilla.
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Vanilla planifolia split frosted from Tanzania
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Vanilla caviar Bourbon from Madagascar
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Vanilla planifolia split frosted from Madagascar
Vanilla planifolia Bourbon from MadagascarFrom 4,50€ /bean
Vanilla planifolia from TanzaniaFrom 4,50€ /bean
Vanilla planifolia from MexicoFrom 11,00€ /bean
Vanilla tahitensis from Tahiti TahaaFrom 16,50€ /beanAll vanillas for creams and flansSee →
Vanilla planifolia from TanzaniaFrom 4,50€ /bean
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Vanilla planifolia split frosted from Tanzania
Vanilla tahitensis haapape from Tahiti RaiateaFrom 25,00€ /bean
Vanilla planifolia frosted from New CaledoniaFrom 14,00€ /beanAll vanillas for ice creamSee →
Vanilla pompona from PeruFrom 15,00€ /bean
Vanilla planifolia split frosted from Indonesia SulawesiFrom 9,00€ /bean
Vanilla planifolia frosted from BrittanyFrom 14,00€ /bean
Vanilla planifolia from MexicoFrom 11,00€ /beanAll vanillas for savory cookingSee →
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Not sure which one to choose?
8 questions to find the vanilla that suits you, from all our vanillas.
“Describe your tastes, how you cook, what you crave: I’ll guide you to the vanilla that suits you.”
8 questions · 1 minute
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Vanilla planifolia split frosted from TanzaniaVanilla, spicy, marshmallow
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Vanilla caviar Bourbon from Madagascar
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Vanilla planifolia split frosted from MadagascarVanilla, woody, herbaceousThree vanillas chosen by Paul, every Monday.
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Vanilla planifolia Bourbon from MadagascarCreams, flans, caramelsFrom 4,50€ /bean
Vanilla planifolia from TanzaniaCrèmes anglaises, pastry creams, ganachesFrom 4,50€ /bean
Vanilla planifolia from MexicoCrèmes anglaises, rice pudding, flanFrom 11,00€ /bean
Vanilla tahitensis from Tahiti TahaaCreams and flans, panna cottaFrom 16,50€ /bean
Vanilla planifolia from TanzaniaIce cream, ganaches, crèmes anglaisesFrom 4,50€ /bean
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Vanilla planifolia split frosted from TanzaniaGanaches, creams, ice cream, flan
Vanilla tahitensis haapape from Tahiti RaiateaIce cream, crèmes anglaises, infusionsFrom 25,00€ /bean
Vanilla planifolia frosted from New CaledoniaCreams, ganaches, flan, ice creamFrom 14,00€ /bean
Vanilla pompona from PeruRoast meats, full-bodied jus, foie grasFrom 15,00€ /bean
Vanilla planifolia split frosted from Indonesia SulawesiReduced jus, savory dishesFrom 9,00€ /bean
Vanilla planifolia frosted from BrittanyBeurre blanc for scallopsFrom 14,00€ /bean
Vanilla planifolia from MexicoRed meat, savoryFrom 11,00€ /bean
Vanilla planifolia frosted from RéunionFrosted · spices, red berries, muscovadoFrom 25,00€ /bean
Vanilla pompona split from MartiniqueAmarena cherry, candied apples, honeyFrom 52,00€ /bean
Vanilla pompona from BrazilWild treasure · jasmine, tarte TatinFrom 30,00€ /bean
Vanilla sugarPerfect for beginners or giftingFrom 12,50€
Vanilla planifolia Bourbon from MadagascarCreams, flans, caramels: the one Paul recommends to start withFrom 4,50€ /bean
Vanilla tahitensis from Papua New GuineaFloral and spicy, a surprising TahitensisFrom 3,50€ /bean
Vanilla powderNo infusion: the whole bean as powder, measured by the gramFrom 6,00€
Vanilla sugarPerfect for beginners or giftingFrom 12,50€
Galand Vanille offers a rich and varied range of vanillas of exceptional quality. These treasures let you explore new territories of taste.
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My selection for everyday use: generous vanillas, easy to work with in any situation.

The Pastry Chef’s Essentials Gift Box
6 vanillas · 11 beans
It’s the perfect gift for a curious food lover, a young pastry chef or anyone who wants to taste real vanilla for the first time.

Vanilla planifolia Bourbon from Madagascar
Intense and generous, with a rich aromatic profile: indulgent, buttery notes, chocolatey and caramelized nuances, with a hint of ripe fruit reminiscent of plum.

Vanilla planifolia from Tanzania
Very vanilla-rich, broad and deep. Notes of leather, red berries and caramel with a lovely roundness on the palate.
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Vanilla tahitensis from Papua New Guinea
Mild and intensely floral. Notes of tropical flowers and anise, with a chocolatey, slightly spicy background. Finesse and complexity rather than power.

Vanilla tahitensis haapape from Tahiti Raiatea
A captivating aroma of bitter almond and cherry, with aniseed and plum nuances. A supple bean with a waxy texture.

Vanilla Planifolia from India
A singular aromatic power, both vanilla-rich and woody, with forest-floor nuances. Notes of leather and chocolate, a herbaceous touch.

Vanilla sugar
A handcrafted multi-origin creation: Madagascar, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea. Organic cane sugar and whole ground vanilla beans.

Vanilla powder
Whole Bourbon planifolia vanilla beans from Madagascar, ground: skin, pulp and seeds. No infusion needed: measure it by the gram.
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Vanilla caviar Bourbon from Madagascar
Ready-to-use Bourbon vanilla seeds from Madagascar, in a glass jar: the aroma of the bean without splitting or scraping it.
The benchmark species: a round, indulgent vanilla profile, between cocoa, caramel and plum.

Vanilla planifolia Bourbon from Madagascar
Intense and generous, with a rich aromatic profile: indulgent, buttery notes, chocolatey and caramelized nuances, with a hint of ripe fruit reminiscent of plum.

Vanilla planifolia from Tanzania
Very vanilla-rich, broad and deep. Notes of leather, red berries and caramel with a lovely roundness on the palate.

Vanilla Planifolia from India
A singular aromatic power, both vanilla-rich and woody, with forest-floor nuances. Notes of leather and chocolate, a herbaceous touch.
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Until Sunday night, on all sizes.
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Vanilla planifolia split frosted from Madagascar
Pure vanillin crystals on the surface. On the nose, an explosion of aromas: woody base, herbaceous and floral notes and a coppery hint. Very intense.

Vanilla planifolia frosted from Brittany
Very rare, first vintage. Brown, oily, rich in vanillin. A woody, intensely vanilla base with notes of salted butter. All in balance, with remarkable length on the palate.

Vanilla planifolia split frosted from Indonesia Sulawesi
Volcanic power. Spiced red berries, orange peel, deep vanilla, muscovado sugar, smoky, almost leathery accents. Concentrated to the core.

Vanilla planifolia frosted from New Caledonia
Record vanillin content (~4%). A clean, precise, bright profile. Vanilla caramel, mild coffee, ripe cherry, black tea, raisin, then floral notes on the finish.

Vanilla planifolia from São Tomé
A clean, smooth attack, classic vanilla notes merged with deep hints of pure cocoa and dried fruit. Oily, supple texture.

Vanilla planifolia from Mexico
Intensely chocolatey, a typically Mexican profile: chocolate, walnut, nutmeg, ripe red berries, a hint of bitterness in the background. Beans loaded with essential oils.
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Vanilla planifolia split frosted from Tanzania
Dense and concentrated. Clear notes of marshmallow, sweet spices and red berries (strawberries, blackberries). Rich in essential oils, naturally oily, high vanillin content.

Vanilla planifolia frosted from Réunion
Powerful, structured aromatics: spicy notes, muscovado sugar, red berries. A marked and lingering vanilla presence. Natural crystallization on the surface.

Vanilla planifolia Bourbon from Mauritius
A singular identity. Intensely vanilla-forward, with notes of rose, grape, dulce de leche and a hint of iodine. Small-scale production.

Vanilla planifolia frosted from Guadeloupe
Powerful and concentrated. Coffee and pistachio up front, spices and roasted hazelnuts, a hint of passion fruit. Flake-like crystallization.
The species with the most delicate aromas: anise, white flowers, fruity notes and a hint of spice.

Vanilla tahitensis from Papua New Guinea
Mild and intensely floral. Notes of tropical flowers and anise, with a chocolatey, slightly spicy background. Finesse and complexity rather than power.

Vanilla tahitensis haapape from Tahiti Raiatea
A captivating aroma of bitter almond and cherry, with aniseed and plum nuances. A supple bean with a waxy texture.

Vanilla Tahitensis from Ecuador
A soft, floral aroma evoking the tropical flowers of Ecuador. Notes of jasmine, olive oil, mirabelle plum, red berries, with a spicy gingerbread base note.

Vanilla tahitensis from Tahiti Tahaa
A floral, aniseed bouquet, notes of prune and sweet almond lifted by monoï. A supple, fragrant bean.
A rare species, grown in small quantities, highly aromatic: fruity, almondy and liqueur-like.

Vanilla pompona from New Caledonia
Singular and expressive. Ripe strawberry, fresh banana, a touch of aniseed, a delicate floral note, a hint of cinnamon. Complexity intact when used cold.

Vanilla pompona from Peru
Intense and wild. Notes of tobacco, tonka, leather and red berries. Pronounced bitterness in the skin. Stands up very well to cooking.

Vanilla pompona Tsy Taitry from Madagascar
A plump bean with distinctive aromas of candied fruit and black olive. Thick, oily texture; a rare and complex profile.

Vanilla pompona split from Martinique
Concentrated indulgence. Amarena cherry, candied apples, raspberries, honey and hints of licorice. Tender skin, concentrated in aromas.

Vanilla pompona from Mexico
Wild and indulgent. Floral, buttery, fruity notes, subtle hints of olives and apples. A taste so expressive that you can enjoy it on its own.

Vanilla pompona from Brazil
A wild treasure. Immediate aromatic power: floral notes of jasmine, tarte Tatin and a light hint of aniseed.

Vanilla fresh pompona from Peru
A rare variety from the Andes at 800m altitude. Called “Sekut” by the Indigenous people. Naturally pollinated by bees. Rich aroma, exceptional terroir.
The enthusiasts’ territory: rare botanical vanillas with never-before-seen profiles.

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

Vanilla Odorata from Ecuador
Wild and extremely rare (<1% of world production). Richer in caviar than Planifolia. Unique aromatic complexity.

Vanilla sotoarenasii from Colombia
A wild vanilla from the forests of Chocó, naturally pollinated by endemic bees. Smaller but wider beans, less stringy skin.

Vanilla bahiana from Brazil
Extraordinary aromatic and flavor power. Intense red-ochre essential oil. One of the most aromatic vanillas to date.

Vanilla Chamissonis from Brazil
A unique species from the Mata Atlântica, one of the rarest in the world. The largest beans (up to 60g after curing). Complex aroma.
A rare natural phenomenon: vanillin crystallizing on the surface of the finest beans.
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Vanilla planifolia split frosted from Madagascar
Pure vanillin crystals on the surface. On the nose, an explosion of aromas: woody base, herbaceous and floral notes and a coppery hint. Very intense.

Vanilla planifolia frosted from Brittany
Very rare, first vintage. Brown, oily, rich in vanillin. A woody, intensely vanilla base with notes of salted butter. All in balance, with remarkable length on the palate.
Paul’s selection · −15%
Until Sunday night, on all sizes.
Discount applied automatically in your cart; cannot be combined with a promo code.

Vanilla planifolia split frosted from Tanzania
Dense and concentrated. Clear notes of marshmallow, sweet spices and red berries (strawberries, blackberries). Rich in essential oils, naturally oily, high vanillin content.

Vanilla planifolia frosted from New Caledonia
Record vanillin content (~4%). A clean, precise, bright profile. Vanilla caramel, mild coffee, ripe cherry, black tea, raisin, then floral notes on the finish.

Vanilla planifolia split frosted from Indonesia Sulawesi
Volcanic power. Spiced red berries, orange peel, deep vanilla, muscovado sugar, smoky, almost leathery accents. Concentrated to the core.

Vanilla planifolia frosted from Réunion
Powerful, structured aromatics: spicy notes, muscovado sugar, red berries. A marked and lingering vanilla presence. Natural crystallization on the surface.

Vanilla planifolia frosted from Guadeloupe
Powerful and concentrated. Coffee and pistachio up front, spices and roasted hazelnuts, a hint of passion fruit. Flake-like crystallization.
Paul’s advice
Store
Between 15 and 20 °C, away from light, a vanilla bean doesn’t expire: it improves with time. Never in the refrigerator: moisture damages it.
The storage guideUse
Scrape out the caviar, then let everything infuse cold in the milk or cream for 24 to 48 hours. Once empty, the bean can still scent a jar of sugar.
Pastry techniquesWhite crystals on your vanilla beans? That’s vanillin frost, a sign of quality.
CrystallizationWhich vanilla varieties do you offer?
We source 19 origins covering the main vanilla species: planifolia (known as Bourbon), the most famous, with indulgent, cocoa-like notes; tahitensis, floral and aniseed, emblematic of Tahiti; pompona, rare and powerful, nicknamed “banana vanilla”; and extremely rare species — cribbiana, bahiana, chamissonis, sotoarenasii, odorata — found nowhere else.
To choose according to your taste, see our guide to the varieties or let our quiz guide you.
What is the difference between Bourbon vanilla and Tahitensis vanilla?
Vanilla planifolia Bourbon from Madagascar is very rich in vanillin, with warm, woody notes. Tahitensis, which contains almost no vanillin, is more floral and offers subtler, more exotic aromas. Each variety has its own personality!
Are the vanilla beans sustainably grown?
Yes. We work exclusively with growers committed to practices that respect the environment and local communities — this is the heart of our direct-from-growers approach, told in our story.
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The Galand Vanille guide
the complete guide, by Paul Galand
At Galand Vanille, every vanilla bean is hand-picked, directly from the growers. From Madagascar to Tahiti and on to rare species found nowhere else, here is the complete guide to our exceptional vanillas.
An exceptional bean is recognized above all by its scent: intense, complex and lingering aromatics. It is rich in caviar — those thousands of tiny black seeds where the aromas are concentrated — and patiently cured. Its texture depends on the curing: some beans stay supple and oily, others are drier and can be brittle. A drier bean is in no way a defect, quite the opposite: it is often the sign of a long curing and a higher aromatic concentration. Far from industrial vanilla, each one fully expresses its terroir.
Vanilla is a living material, a complex spice that is not limited to a single origin. I travel to plantations around the globe to select beans with a unique aromatic palette. From the famous Bourbon vanilla to the rarest wild varieties, each species tells the story of its terroir — here is how to choose the perfect bean.
The Planifolia variety is the most widely grown in the world. In the Indian Ocean, it carries the prestigious Bourbon Vanilla appellation: the quintessential indulgent vanilla, with vanilla, chocolate, woody and spicy notes.
The Tahitensis variety stands out for its higher fatty-acid content and its aniseed compounds, which create a very noticeable floral, airy olfactory impact — perfect for cold infusion.
Less well known and incredibly rare, Pompona vanilla offers short, wide beans generous in seeds (vanilla caviar), with unexpected profiles.
For purists in search of something new, these wild & endemic species reveal the remarkable botanical complexity of vanilla.
Also explore: Bahiana · Cribbiana · Chamissonis · Sotoarenasii · Odorata
A profile with indulgent, chocolatey and buttery notes — ideal for pastry creams, flans and entremets.
Aniseed and floral notes, perfect for flavoring your creams and ganaches without heating them.
For a tasting off the beaten track, to explore like a grand cru.
Properly stored, your vanilla beans keep all their aromatic power for months, even years. A few simple habits are enough to preserve their scent until the very last use.
An airtight glass tube, away from light, heat and moisture. Glass protects the aromas far better than a pouch left open to the air.
Cold and moisture create condensation, encourage mold and dull the aromas. Choose a stable room temperature, between 15 and 20 °C.
Fine white crystals on the surface? That’s crystallized vanillin — a sign of aromatic richness, not mold (which is greenish and fuzzy).
Remember to air your beans for a few moments every week, then close the container tightly to avoid condensation. And never throw away a scraped bean: rinsed and dried, it will flavor a homemade vanilla sugar or an infused rum. Discover our glass storage tubes to keep your vanillas in the best conditions.
“I can’t wait to shake up the way you see this extraordinary spice.”
Explore the whole selection on Galand Vanille, give a vanilla gift box and let yourself be won over by the magic of the world’s finest vanillas.