Spices from one island, packed with care.
Tins made to be kept and given, filled with spices and teas from Sri Lanka and delivered to your door.
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View all 18True CinnamonDelicate quills, sweet and floral, soft enough to grind at the table.20 g to 250 gFrom 
Nutmeg and MaceWhole nutmeg and delicate mace blades from the same trees.20 g to 250 gFrom 
Ceylon Silver TipsRare, pale gold and silky, with a clean honeyed finish.10 g to 100 gFrom 
The Discovery BoxSix single-origin tins, a story card and a gift tag.Gift boxFrom 
One island
Sri Lanka grows some of the world's finest cinnamon, pepper, cloves and nutmeg, and some of its most celebrated tea. Every product page names where it comes from.
Small batches
Spices are packed in Sri Lanka in small batches and sealed in tins, so the aroma you open is the aroma that was packed.
Made to be given
Tins, a sleeve and a story card, ready to give the moment they arrive, anywhere in the world.
What makes a Sri Lankan spice different.
Sri Lanka is a small island with an outsized spice heritage. True cinnamon, pepper, cloves, nutmeg and mace have been grown here for centuries, in a climate of warm coasts, shaded hill gardens and cool, misty highlands. That variety of land is why one island can give you the sweet perfume of cinnamon, the heat of pepper and one of the world's most prized teas.
We name the region each product comes from, we pack in small batches in Sri Lanka, and we seal everything in tins that protect the aroma from light and air. A tin you open at your table should smell the way it smelled on the day it was packed.
Every product page explains how the spice or tea is grown and made, how it tastes, and how to use it, so you know exactly what you are buying and how to get the best from it.
From the blog
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Spice guidesCeylon vs cassia: how to tell true cinnamon apartTwo barks, one name. Here is how to spot true cinnamon on the shelf and at the table.4 min read
Kitchen and recipesSeven ways to use cinnamon quillsA single quill can flavor rice, tea, fruit and more. Here are seven easy ideas.3 min read
Origin and giftingWhy Sri Lanka is the home of true cinnamonThe island supplies most of the world's true cinnamon. Here is how a quill is made.4 min readFrom Sri Lanka to your door
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