Classic Salt & Pepper Mill - Beech

I got both a salt and a pepper mill to match, and the beech wood looks really nice on my counter. The pepper grinder has that classic Peugeot mechanism that gives a consistent coarse grind without jamming.

The grinder feels substantial in the hand and the beech wood has a lovely, warm grain. I've been using it daily for fresh pepper on salads and it's just so satisfying. My only tiny note is that the grind adjustment takes a few turns to kick in, but once dialed in it's perfect.

I was pleasantly surprised how smooth the mechanism feels when grinding salt—no jamming or skipping. The beech wood finish looks elegant on the counter, too.

The larger size grinds pepper effortlessly with just one hand, and the classic beechwood body looks beautiful sitting on my counter. I've been refilling it with whole peppercorns and the mechanism feels solid and smooth every time.

The beech wood has a warm, smooth feel that makes grinding pepper a pleasure, and the mechanism works perfectly every time. I chose the smaller size for my salt, and it's both elegant and easy to handle.

I bought the larger size for my pepper, and the grinding mechanism is smooth right out of the box with zero slipping. The beech wood grain looks really elegant sitting on my counter next to the stove.

I was worried about grinding pepper by hand, but the mechanism is so smooth it feels effortless. The beech wood body looks elegant on my counter and has a nice weight to it. I’ve already used it for fresh cracked pepper on salads and pasta—what a difference.

The beech wood feels substantial and has a nice, warm grain. I do wish the grinding adjustment was a bit more precise, but the pepper mill mechanism works smoothly and feels like it will last.

The wooden body feels nice in hand, but the grinding mechanism started sticking slightly after a couple weeks of regular use. It works fine for everyday pepper, just not as smooth as I'd hoped.