Alexander Home Original Greek Pepper Mill, 10-Inch Brass – European Manual Pepper Grinder Refillable — Open-Box, 18% Off

IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT ASSEMBLY: The crank handle is stored inside the mill during shipping. To assemble, unscrew the top nut and remove the cap to access the handle. Then, reattach the cap, fit the handle onto the shaft, and tighten the nut securely.

EUROPEAN CRAFTSMANSHIP & HERITAGE DESIGN: Inspired by traditional Greek coffee mills once carried by soldiers, this piece features a flanged base for stability and a durable all-metal body. A timeless design available in elegant brass and copper finishes.

DIMENSIONS: Measures 10 inches tall, with a 2.75-inch base diameter. With the handle in place, the full width is approximately 4.75 inches.

HANDMADE & UNIQUE: Each mill is individually crafted in small batches by skilled artisans in northern Greece. Subtle variations in finish make every piece one of a kind.

TIMELESS BEAUTY, SIMPLE CARE: Each mill naturally develops a rich patina over time, adding depth and character. Easily restore its original shine with a polish cloth; occasional metal polish may be used if desired (not included).

The Original Greek Mill is a unique piece of European tradition that is functionally the best in the world and handmade to exacting standards. While other mills simply crush the peppercorns, this unique grinding mechanism grabs each peppercorn and breaks it in half, then cuts each pieces into even smaller pieces, maximizing flavor and aroma. Based on a coffee mill that was used by Greek soldiers in the early 20th century, the design includes a flanged base for stability and a durable all-metal body. The tool steel grinding mechanism adjusts from fine to coarse. Available in copper and brass. Manufactured by a small, family-run company in northern Greece. Specifications: Height: 10 Inches Width at Shaft: 2 Inches Width at Base: 2.5 Inches Width at Handle: 4.75 Inches Assembly Instructions: the handle is stored inside the mill body during shipment. Please unscrew the nut at the top of the mill to remove the lid, take out the handle, replace the lid, place the handle on top, and screw the nut down tight.