Title: France? Think China
Product review: Despite the name, this mill is made in China. The quality is typical of stuff made in China, not horrible for a mill selling for less than $16, but nothing to be glad you bought it. Quality is when you get something and think it is better than what you paid; this is not that. Sooner or later, vendors will realize that putting "France", "England", or "Germany" on a product, and having it arrive with a peel off label, "Made in China", is not quality. Some people still look for products made by free people, which is why the manufacturer puts "France" on the label.
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