The Grinder - Sierra from Gneiss Spice is crafted from sustainable wood, showcasing a smooth, curved shape with a metal knob on top. Its adjustable grinding mechanism makes it an ideal addition to any salt and pepper grinder set. The logo "Gneiss Spice" is proudly printed at the bottom of the mill.
A close-up of someone holding the sleek Gneiss Spice Grinder - Sierra, featuring an adjustable grinding mechanism, over roasted butternut squash halves on a table. The squash, perfectly seasoned, displays a golden-brown surface.
A person is filling a Gneiss Spice "Grinder - Sierra," crafted from sustainable wood, with black peppercorns from a plastic bag. In the background, a halved butternut squash sits on a gray surface, suggesting culinary creativity enhanced by an adjustable grinding mechanism.
A person using the Gneiss Spice Grinder - Sierra, featuring an adjustable grinding mechanism, seasons roasted potatoes on a baking tray. Small pieces of pepper are visible on the table. The golden-brown potatoes are evenly spread, highlighting the perfect balance achieved with high-quality salt and pepper grinders.
A wooden pepper mill with a curved design, featuring an adjustable grinding mechanism and a metal knob on top. Crafted from sustainable wood, the product is named "Grinder - Sierra" by Gneiss Spice, with the words "Fletcher Mill USA" printed on the lower front.
The Sierra grinder by Gneiss Spice showcases a sleek, curved design made from sustainable wood and is topped with a metal knob for an adjustable grinding experience. Pair it with matching salt and pepper grinders to create a chic kitchen set.
The Grinder - Sierra is a sleek, black pepper mill made from sustainable wood, featuring an hourglass shape and a shiny silver knob on the top with an adjustable grinding mechanism. The brand name "Gneiss Spice" is elegantly printed at the bottom.
Close-up of the underside of a wooden Sierra mill, crafted from sustainable wood by Gneiss Spice, showcasing a metal grinder mechanism. It features an adjustable grinding mechanism with "Made in USA" and "Gneiss Spice" elegantly engraved on the metal.
Close-up of the Grinder - Sierra by Gneiss Spice, a round wooden item made from sustainable wood, featuring a beige plastic center. It includes an adjustable grinding mechanism with a metal screw in the middle and two additional screws on either side. The partially visible text reads "LIFETIME GUARANTEE PEPPERCORN MILLS.
The Grinder - Sierra from Gneiss Spice is crafted from sustainable wood, showcasing a smooth, curved shape with a metal knob on top. Its adjustable grinding mechanism makes it an ideal addition to any salt and pepper grinder set. The logo "Gneiss Spice" is proudly printed at the bottom of the mill.
A close-up of someone holding the sleek Gneiss Spice Grinder - Sierra, featuring an adjustable grinding mechanism, over roasted butternut squash halves on a table. The squash, perfectly seasoned, displays a golden-brown surface.
A person is filling a Gneiss Spice "Grinder - Sierra," crafted from sustainable wood, with black peppercorns from a plastic bag. In the background, a halved butternut squash sits on a gray surface, suggesting culinary creativity enhanced by an adjustable grinding mechanism.
A person using the Gneiss Spice Grinder - Sierra, featuring an adjustable grinding mechanism, seasons roasted potatoes on a baking tray. Small pieces of pepper are visible on the table. The golden-brown potatoes are evenly spread, highlighting the perfect balance achieved with high-quality salt and pepper grinders.
A wooden pepper mill with a curved design, featuring an adjustable grinding mechanism and a metal knob on top. Crafted from sustainable wood, the product is named "Grinder - Sierra" by Gneiss Spice, with the words "Fletcher Mill USA" printed on the lower front.
The Sierra grinder by Gneiss Spice showcases a sleek, curved design made from sustainable wood and is topped with a metal knob for an adjustable grinding experience. Pair it with matching salt and pepper grinders to create a chic kitchen set.
The Grinder - Sierra is a sleek, black pepper mill made from sustainable wood, featuring an hourglass shape and a shiny silver knob on the top with an adjustable grinding mechanism. The brand name "Gneiss Spice" is elegantly printed at the bottom.
Close-up of the underside of a wooden Sierra mill, crafted from sustainable wood by Gneiss Spice, showcasing a metal grinder mechanism. It features an adjustable grinding mechanism with "Made in USA" and "Gneiss Spice" elegantly engraved on the metal.
Close-up of the Grinder - Sierra by Gneiss Spice, a round wooden item made from sustainable wood, featuring a beige plastic center. It includes an adjustable grinding mechanism with a metal screw in the middle and two additional screws on either side. The partially visible text reads "LIFETIME GUARANTEE PEPPERCORN MILLS.

Grinder - Sierra

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$ 39.99 $ 44.00
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The world's best salt and pepper grinders! Made here in Maine from sustainably-harvested local wood, Fletcher's Mill grinders have a lifetime guarantee. With their adjustable grinding mechanism, these mills offer 30 levels of grinding coarseness.

The Sierra style is sleek, just like the mountains they get their name from. The 4" Sierra is cute and small enough to keep on the table at all times.

Salt and pepper mills are not interchangeable. Choose the correct type:

  • Pepper mills have a stainless steel mechanism; they cannot be used with salt because they will corrode overtime.
  • Salt mills have a similar mechanism, but made with nylon that won't corrode.

Add a small refill of coarse salt or pepper for your grinder here. Use this specialty peppercorn funnel to make refilling less messy!

Sustainably Made: Fletchers’ Mill supports Sustainable Forest Practices within our Supply Chain. Sustainability has a positive impact on workers and our surrounding communities, resulting in a positive economic and environmental impact in the forests and woodlands of our region.  In addition, they recycle all of their wood waste generated from the manufacturing process!

Origin: Made in New Vineyard, Maine, USA.