Which vanilla to choose?

Which vanilla to choose?

What is the best vanilla?

To these questions, as for a pepper or a good wine, there is no definite answer. I invite you to take the time to read my product sheets and to concentrate on the aromatic that it offers. This amplitude will be found in your recipes according to the vanilla note that you wish to offer to your dish

In the world of gastronomy, the typicality of the product is of paramount importance. If you wish to understand a little better my passion for vanilla and spices, I invite you to discover two varieties at first (Planifolia Bourbon and Tahitensis). You will then be able to deepen your knowledge by discovering new origins, new soils, new harvests, micro-lot selected by my care, etc.

Red Bourbon Vanilla Bean +12cm M - Madagascar - "Gold Medal": The vanilla I prefer. More refined pods, intense notes of red fruits (Raspberries, Gooseberries) and forest fruits (Blackberries, Raspberries). Cocoa atmosphere with an intensely vanilla and slightly woody finish. The vanilla I started with on the beaches of Guadeloupe.
Split Red Vanilla Bean +14cm M - Madagascar : Pods that develop frost easily - High vanillin content = very vanilla-like
Bourbon Vanilla Bean Gold +14cm M - Madagascar fleshy and fat pods. Cocoa and vanilla notes - Fruity finish
Wild Gourmet Vanilla Bean +10cm XS - Papua large and exotic pods. Spicy, Gingerbread notes - Musky finish.
Dry Vanilla Bean "Declassified" +6cm XS - Papua : Incredible price. Ideal for your arranged rums and planters. Woody and vanilla notes.
Tahitian Vanilla Bean +13cm M: Beautiful pods, very rich in vanilla beans. Sensual, biscuity, floral notes.
Gourmet Vanilla Bean from Uganda +10cm M m : The strongest of my collection. Cocoa notes, Intensely vanilla.
Mexico Intense Powder sweet, Confectionary notes with a finish on Red Fruits.
Vanilla Bean Pompona "Grandiose" from Madagascar the rarest. Out of the ordinary" measures (very wide and long). Fruity, Caramelized, Bewitching notes.
Amazonian Tahitensis Vanilla Bean +8cm XS - Ecuador : An exceptionally floral vanilla, a firework of the Amazonian forest. Heart notes: reminiscent of the Heliotropin notes of Tahitian vanilla (notes mixing coconut, almond, creamy).
Vanuatu Malekula Vanilla pods +18cm XL : fleshy and pearly pods. Main notes: floral (tropical flowers), powdery vanilla. Heart notes: cinnamon zeylanicum, sandalwood, yellow fruits (mango, starfruit).
Vanilla beans Planifolia Gourmet du Kerala +10cm - India : Herbaceous and vegetal notes (freshly cut grass), candied. A vanilla reminiscent of the tea plantations of Munnar which is located not far from the plantations.
Wild Vanilla Bean "Cream of the Tribes" +20cm XXL - Papua: Only the cream, the must of the plantations. Pods with fascinating dimensions and an unparalleled aromatic precision. Spicy notes (cinnamon, tonka, hint of ginger) in a buttery-hazelnut ensemble.
Vanilla beans Planifolia Gourmet +16cm - New Caledonia : Intensely vanilla - Very high vanillin content !
Vanilla Beans Rare "Caramel" +12cm M - Sao Tome and Principe : Intense notes of Caramel and Chocolate. Powdery vanilla notes.
Vanilla beans "Gorilla Mountain" +16cm XXL : Large pods with exceptional measurements. A spectacular quality. Intensely cocoa notes, vanilla with a finish on the tonka bean. A Grand Cru.



*** You will find below the one that I invite you to discover in priority to discover a typical aromatic profile before entering the universe of more complex origins

VANILLA OF UGANDA

Uganda vanilla is exceptional when it is well prepared. My batch is the best I have had the chance to offer in years. Visually, the pods are majestic, large, thin and ebony black in color

On each pod, we can guess the reflection of essential oils and some vanilla beans.

Its typicality is its very "vanilla" intensity. For customers who are looking for a powerful and dominant vanilla, this is the origin to choose.

Palette Aromatique : Warm and suave notes, powerful vanilla ambiance

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PAPUA VANILLA - MY LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT!


Papua New Guinea is David Vanille's favorite origin. Why?

This country offers a vanilla that is the same variety as the one from Tahiti. The beans are not refined with the same method but the result is just as amazing. Here are the two qualities that I propose for two completely different uses:

On the Papua vanillas - Sauvage Gourmet, the main notes are sweet, gingerbread, very floral

It is simply a return to the islands in itself. Notes that remind us of the warmth of the tropics and the sensuality offered by an exotic flower in full maturity.
If you had to choose only one variety, it is by far the one I recommend: Papua vanilla - Sauvage Gourmet - Refined.

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BOURBON GOLD VANILLA FROM MADAGASCAR

My Bourbon Gold vanilla offers cocoa and gourmet notes. Each batch is the result of a long refining process in accordance with David Vanille's specifications.


My goal: To offer an aroma that you do not know yet, that of a vanilla with the quality of yesteryear.
The price of my Bourbon vanilla selections will always be higher than the market. The reason? My refining process takes on average 6 months longer than the average today.

The result? An exceptional vanilla with an intoxicating amplitude as soon as you open your bag