Fruits have an atypical shape, which reminds of a bishops cap or bell. This is why the chili plant is also aptly described as bell chili. The chili peppers usually have three sides, each of which runs out to a round tip.     They have a distinct paprika taste.    Compared to other chillies, the plant quickly reaches an impressive height.  
Today this chili is cultivated by hobby breeders and farmers all over the world. Its origin lies in Barbados. 
Mature Bell chili reach between 5,000 and 30,000 Scoville. Their pods, in the shape of a Catholic bishops cap, are rather mild than medium-hot. 
The Bishops Crown Peppers taste best fresh. Their memorable paprika aroma also makes them interesting for salsas, salads, as chilli powder and for preserving.
The intense paprika taste becomes more intense as it dries.