Poblano Noir is a variety of sweet chili pepper originating from the Puebla region of Mexico. This pepper is a decorative variant of the classic Poblano pepper. It is distinguished by its variegated foliage and fruits with mottling or dark-black hues mixed with very dark green, almost deep black, giving it an extraordinary visual effect. The fruits retain the characteristics of the classic Poblano, but with a very mild pepper, thin walls, and a highly colorful and ornamental plant. It is a very versatile chili pepper, appreciated both fresh and dried (where it is then called ancho ) for providing a lovely sweet and slightly smoky flavor.
