- Classic-shaped peppermill with a walnut finish
- Durable mechanism grinds finer than other mills
- Dual options for fine and coarse grinds
- Top unscrews for adding peppercorns
- Measures 3-3/4 inches tall
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Amazon.com Review
Peugeot has been crafting peppermills since the mid 19th century, when the company first created its unique channeling and grinding mechanism, and the Bistro peppermill is one of its finest representatives. Constructed in a classic café shape with a walnut finish, the mill features channeling grooves that line up and crack the peppercorns, and grinding grooves that perform the fine grinding process. The result is pepper ground finer than with other mills. In addition, Peugeot mills are more durable because the teeth in the grinding mechanism never lock together, resulting in less wear over their lifetime (and yours, as the company offers a lifetime guarantee on the mechanism). Users will also appreciate the dual grinding modes--if you crank the unit one direction, you receive a fine pepper grind, whereas the other direction produces a coarse grind. To fill, simply unscrew the top knob and add peppercorns. --Rivers Janssen
Product Description
Made by the company whose name stands for high quality in the automobile industry, this classy pepper mill is designed for sturdiness and simplicity. Turned at the center for easy gripping, the mill features a top knob that unscrews for refilling and a durable grinding mechanism crafted for longevity. For a matched set, pair it with the walnut-stain Peugeot Bistro salt shaker or salt mill. This pepper mill is also offered with a natural stain.
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5 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Where's the pepper?,
By Taste Bud (California) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Peugeot Bistro Peppermill, Walnut (Kitchen)
As a professional chef I bought two large Peugots for my staff and assumed that when after a month, we could barely get pepper out of them that it was staff abuse and not a poor product. I bought the small one displayed here for the house and have found similar problems: You have to grind endlessly to get enough pepper to season a simple tomato sauce. Whether it's a design flaw or just poor craftsmanship I've had nothing but frustration with several Peugot models. I'm writing this review while logged on to buy from MIU France.
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