Best selling Spice mills from Alessi
On this page you'll find a ranking of the best Alessi products in this category. To give you a quick overview, we've already ranked the most important information about the products for you.
1. Alessi Grind
William Alsop and Federico Grazzini celebrate the art of cooking with their salt, pepper, and spice mill Grind, as good food becomes a true pleasure thanks to excellent tools. The designers have introduced a small but brilliant innovation: they have designed the device 'upside down.' The mill itself is located at the top of the device, ensuring that the work surface remains clean when the device is set down. This design allows the mill to be easily viewed and is integrated into the unique design of the Grind body. The practical and easy-to-use pepper mill allows you to adjust the grind size according to your preference and the type of spice being ground. Grind is made from injection-molded aluminum with a ceramic mill that grinds all types of spices perfectly.
2. Alessi Grind spice grinder aluminium
A unique design for a product used daily, which completes your table setting as an elegant and indispensable object. The original salt and pepper mill Grind is perfect for those who love to season their dishes with flavor, as freshly ground spices simply taste the best. William Alsop and Federico Grazzini celebrate the art of cooking with their salt, pepper, and spice mill Grind, because with excellent tools, good eating becomes a true pleasure. The designers have introduced a small but brilliant innovation: they have designed the device 'upside down.' The mill itself is located at the top of the device, so the work surface remains clean when set down. The mill can be easily viewed and is integrated into the unique design of the Grind body. The practical and easy-to-use pepper mill allows you to adjust the grind size according to your preference and the type of spice being ground. Grind is made from aluminum produced by injection molding, with a ceramic mill that grinds any type of spice perfectly.
3. Alessi Salt shaker
In Graves' personal formal language, the influences of European tradition, Art Deco, American pop culture, and inspirations from pre-Columbian cultures merge. He knew how to captivate the audience, a skill that few designers I have worked with possess. I believe that his success stems from his completely indifferent attitude towards any economic dimension that this work inevitably entails. Alberto Alessi.
4. Alessi Stainless steel pepper mill
Pepper mill made of stainless steel 18/10, polished to a shine, with wings made of PA. Diameter 6.30 cm. This pepper mill is part of the product line by American designer Michael Graves. It has appeared in the following films: The Matrix.
5. Alessi 5075
The salt shaker has been in the Alessi catalog since 1978 and is part of traditional manufacturing. Ettore Sottsass is internationally recognized as one of the pioneers of design renewal. He designed this salt shaker, which appears particularly harmonious and elegant due to its timeless yet unique shapes. Both then and now, it represents a popular object that adapts skillfully to any restaurant or home.
6. Alessi Pepper mill
A salt, pepper and spice mill made of beech wood, interpreted by Ettore Sottsass with his unmistakable poetic style of stacked colourful elements. This spice mill, with the aroma of freshly ground spices, can transform the simplest dishes into flavoursome meals. A small, colourful sculpture that can be used at the table and displayed on open kitchen shelves. Ettore Sottsass was born in Innsbruck in 1917 and is internationally recognised as one of the initiators of the renewal of design and architecture. Thanks to him, the rigid functionalism of the pre- and post-war years of the Second World War could be overcome. In the language of the great and influential master of Italian design, potential energy and vitality are expressed in design and colour, as a contrast to any kind of intellectualism and stiffness. He died in 2007.
7. Alessi Stainless steel pepper mill
High quality pepper mill 9098 from ALESSI. The pepper mill, created by the American designer MICHAEL GRAVES, was shown in the film Matrix. It gives your dishes the right spice and is also a real eye-catcher visually. The stainless steel body with perforations gives the pepper mill a noble touch, while black rotating wings set fashionable accents.
8. Alessi Salt Pepper Mill H12 cm black
Classic yet modern, sporty yet elegant – Jasper Morrison's pepper mill Pépé le Moko from Alessi combines seemingly opposing elements into a harmonious whole. The stainless steel knob at the top allows for easy adjustment of the desired grind.
The design by British designer Jasper Morrison is known for being simple, straightforward, and masterfully reduced to the essentials, which is why it is often described with the term "New Simplicity." This characterization is also reflected in the Pépé le Moko mill, which is made from PA.
In the Alessi collection, Pépé le Moko stands out beautifully – Italian design tradition at its finest!.
9. Alessi Pepper mill MP1562
The MP1562 pepper mill by designer Paolo Pagani is a classic object made from turned wood. In this regard, it may be the best design from Alessi made from this material.
10. Alessi Twergi salt/pepper mill made of beech wood
Alessi Twergi - Salt/Pepper Mill made of Beech Wood, Black
The Twergi salt/pepper mill made of fine beech wood is sturdy and fits perfectly in the hand. First introduced in 1989, it was reissued by Alessi in 2024. Available in black, red, and green.
Alessi Twergi
Twergi, which means "goblin" in German, is derived from the dialect spoken in the valleys around the Alessi factory. The collection, first launched in 1989, brings together objects that revitalize the old tradition of woodworking on the lathe. The lathe and the associated craft are closely linked to the Strona Valley region, where Alessi has always been located and has its roots.
In addition to metalworking, woodworking is the second traditional production branch of Valle Strona. Driven by the desire to maintain this connection, Alessi purchased Battista Piazza 1865, the oldest of the companies originally from this valley, in 1988.
