Bisetti Rimini 13 cm / 7 Inch Burgundy Beech Wood Salt Mill With Adjustable Grinder

Bisetti - Salt Mill "Rimini - 18 cm Frosted Bordeaux on your table or in your kitchen, this elegant salt mill Rimini is a real decorative object in its own right. Behind its burgundy colour and its refined design, it preserves the flavours of your spices. To allow you to address the full range of your dishes. Features: Material: Beech wood with ceramic grinding mechanism Diameter: 4.9 cm, height 18 cm Weight: 231 g Learn More About Bisetti Bisetti is 70 years of history. Bisetti is now market leader in in the spice mill. The brand, with its identity in the world since 1945 has always paid particular attention to the new features and edge for fine dining. The top wood shot is typical of the strona Valley, on the North Shore of Lake of Orta. In the 19th century, the adoption of Tours and the hydraulic system to turn the plant along streams received a boost to a product that, while at the same time, has always been associated with the Arts and Crafts. Bisetti, founded in 1945, is placed in line with this tradition, and, now, one of the few manufactures the production of wood processed in the region. Our production is carried out by combining the great skill and traditional craftsmanship. Our products are completely manufactured in the business. The production has not been and never will be handed over to the far east, in order to ensure and maintain the high quality 'made in Italy' of our products.

• The mechanism of Bisetti's salt mill is made of high resistant white ceramic. All the metal components are made of stainless steel and aluminum in order to resist to corrosion.
• Durable- This mill is made from high quality beech woodproviding the mill it's hardness, wear-resistance and strength.
• Environmentally Friendly– The use of FCS wood ensures the protection of worldwide forest resources.
• Made in Italy- Each product is entirely produced in Bisett’s facility in order to guarantee the highest quality control. The production has not been and will not be moved to the Far East to maintain their standards that distinguish their “Made in Italy” products.