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Agahi September 2, 2010 at 10:52 pm

It’s amazing how much time and energy one can spend on something so seemingly inconsequential as finding a proper pepper grinder while the vast majority of those on the planet are simply hoping to put a bowl of rice on their table each day. At any rate (and deftly shoving all guilt aside), I shopped around and tested out just about every mill available and this one is perfection. The six grinding options are distinctly different allowing you to choose the grind that works best for whatever your culinary situation demands. I’ll stop short of saying that this pepper mill has changed my life (just short) and will simply opine that it’s the best pepper mill I’ve ever encountered. Worth every penny. Great wedding gift, too.

MacGregor September 3, 2010 at 11:19 am

The peugeot mills are great (at least the larger ones with the select ring on the bottom.. called u-select.. seem to be).. I tried the senlis (clear and smaller peugeot), and the knob somehow binded so it was very difficult to mill the pepper (possibly I had a lemon)..

As for this mill (Chateauneuf), it works perfectly.. The mill can mill finer than the 3 select of the william bounds (I think the finer grind, with fresh dill on am omelet tastes better.. but maybe its the tellicherry pepper).. Easy to mill.. And the mill seems to accommodate the slightly larger tellicherry peppercorns (although as with all mills it seems, will probably not work for pink or green.. but will work with the typical peppercorn mix of these).. I believe some of the Chateauneuf mills have a slippery gloss finish that may make it more difficult to mill (the one I bought was a matte finish)..

AMAZON SHIPPING:
I ordered the 4 for 3 discount (got the fourth one free).. Amazon shipped all in one box. lose with no protective anything around the individual mills.. There was that balloon plastic in the box, so at least they were not banging around loose.. Not AZ fault, but when I opened the box (after it had rained and the carrier didnt put it in a plastic bag as they usually do), the box was filled with bugs.. AZ quickly replaces the 4 mills at no charge.. Shipped the same way (except two of the mills were in a plastic bag this time).. Of the second shipment one of the mills was damaged (looked like due to poor packaging it banged into the other mills).. AZ says they are new, so I dont know why the mills do not come in a little box for each mill.

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Nathaniel September 3, 2010 at 11:19 pm

I bought this pepper mill several years ago and have enjoyed using it from the first day I got it. It’s beautiful and never gives me any trouble whatsoever. It’s a great size and looks good on my counter and table. I don’t even regret the cost, even though it is a little pricey.

Frost September 4, 2010 at 11:11 am

I bought this pepper mill based on great reviews on this site. What a mistake! I have only had it for 6 months and I am on today looking for a replacement. It looks great, but I have to bang and shake it to get much pepper out at all on any setting. Maybe I got a lemon but I cook a lot and I can’t imagine a worse pepper mill. I wouldn’t give it away.

Kitchens September 4, 2010 at 11:05 pm

I heard about these through Tony Maws, a prominent Boston chef, and since I needed a second grinder I took the plunge. It’s surprisingly transformative in a quiet way; because it grinds pepper so well and so easily, I’m using significantly more pepper in my cooking. It really is a joy to use.