Alexander Handmade 'Small Brass' mill, expertly crafted for the perfect blend of form and function. With its lightweight design and intricate brass finish, this charming mill brings a touch of refined elegance to any dining table. Meticulously made in Greece, you can trust in its exceptional performance with every use.

Our 'Small Brass' mill, measuring at 5 inches, is specifically designed for grinding peppercorns and other dried spices, making it an essential addition to your kitchen. For a complete salt and pepper set, we offer the 'Cooper Mill', 'Brass Mill', and 'Chrome Mill' models.
 
Handmade from 1 mm thick solid brass with a sturdy, cast grinder for optimal spice grinding.
Expertly crafted in Greece and held to the highest standards of quality and functionality.
The Alexander Mills have been a trusted choice since 1977, with consistently positive reviews for their performance and durability.
 
Details
The grinding is done in three steps (3DCut):
1st: Grabs and cracks each peppercorn and breaks it in half
2nd: Cuts them into smaller pieces
3rd: Sends them to the small teeth and grinds them to the selected thickness.
Made in Greece
• Dimensions: 0″ x 1.2″ x 4.9″ (0 x 3 x 12.5 cm)
Application:
Before use, it is recommended to grind a small amount through the grinding mechanism of the mill and then discard it.
In most of the mills, the handle is inside the mill body and must be fitted before the mill is put into use for the first time. Unscrew the bolt in the top of the mill and remove the top, take out the handle, put the top back on, put the handle on top of it and tighten the nut.
All mills listed as pepper mills are made for pepper, but can also grind dried spices. In general, it is not recommended to grind spices with a soft core in these mills.
Salt should only be ground in mills listed as salt mills.
The coffee mills are fitted with a removable container at the bottom for collecting the ground coffee. 
To insert peppercorns, coffee beans or salt, unscrew the bolt at the top of the mill and remove the top. You can determine the coarseness you want to produce by adjusting the screw at the bottom of the mill. Salt mills cannot be adjusted.