Grown in England Wessex Mill 1

Wessex Mill

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  • Diverse Associated Products
  • Flour

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CONTACT DETAILS

Telephone    01235 768991

Email               sales@wessexmill.co.uk

 

 
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About Us

 We are a small family flour mill based in Wantage, Oxfordshire. The Munsey family have been milling Oxfordshire for over a 100 years. The mill is currently run by fourth generation flour miller Paul, with his daughter Emily studying to become a miller as well.

 Our flour is milled using local wheat that we collect ourselves from farms surrounding the mill. We ensure we only select the best wheat with high quality gluten by testing samples before we bring any into the mill. Being a small mill means we can store the wheats from each farm separately without batching. This allows us to carefully select the wheats that we mix together for the grist to produce quality consistent flour.

 Wessex Mill is a traditional roller milling process, as opposed to the modern energy intensive method of debranning the wheat before grinding it into flour. We mill our flour slowly; this means the flour doesn’t heat up as much as other flour mills, preventing the protein from damage.

 The consistency of our flour is down to buying good wheat. The area around the mill produces some of the best wheats in the UK. We buy from local farms and pick the wheat up with our own lorries

 You can find the names of the farms that we use on the packet.

 We always welcome enquries.

 Paul Munsey

Flour Miller

 

You will find a large range of flours on our website. Our flour is different. It has been milled using wheat grown locally around the mill, you will find the names of the farms on the back of every bag. Above all, it is milled to produce top quality bread time after time.

Our sales are climbing each year as the word gets around that our flour gives excellent results, making bread making easy and rewarding.

Happy Baking

Paul Munsey

Fourth Generation Miller

 To find where your flour was grown click on the map above.

 
 
 
 

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