Peugeot Mignonnette Silverplate Pepper Mill, 4-in

 

Mignonnette is a replica of the Z model, the oldest Peugeot mill created in 1874. A true marvel of precision engineering this mill is entirely covered with silverplate

Product features:

• The Peugeot Mignonnette is a magnificent reissue of the first mill produced by Peugeot in 1874. An emblem of an era, that of  the golden age of gastronomy, Mills are made of silver-plated metal to the highest standard recognised by French law
• The Peugeot mechanism guarantees a perfect result.  As with all pieces of fine silverware this mill does require some special care (regularly buff with a chamois cloth or product suitable for silver-plated metal).
• This exceptional mill brings great elegance and sophistication to adorn your table. Real jewelry for the table.
• Classic setting. The knob on the top adjust grinding from fine to coarse.
  
• Peugeot’s pepper mechanism is a combination of specially angled channeling grooves and teeth that creates a superior grind. Two-stage pepper mechanism – first cracks then grinds peppercorns ensuring the most flavor and aroma is released from the pepper. Mechanism constructed of case-hardened steel – virtually indestructible
• Units comes in gift boxed tube
• Dimensions: 4-in tall (10 cm)
• Mill weighs 1.15 pounds
• Limited lifetime warranty in the mechanism. Body’s mill carries a 5-year warranty from the date of purchase
• Made in France

A note on Peugeot pepper mills:

What kind of pepper should I use in my pepper grinder? 

• Use only dry, hard, whole peppercorns that are 5 mm (0.2”) or less in diameter.
• Use peppercorns from the piper nigrum family such as white, black (Lampong, Tellicherry, Malabar) or green
• Do not use pepper mill to grind salt, herbs, seeds, pre-ground pepper or any other spice
• Pink peppercorns may only be used as part of a peppercorn blend to a maximum of 15% pink
• Do not use peppers as they are too long, dense and thick to be ground
• Do not use pickled or brined peppercorns as they will clog the mechanism in the mill.