Fleurs de sel fine salts
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New harvest
Fleur de sel des paludiers Charteau (Fine Fine artisan sea salt)
- €6.50
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Original creation
Fleur des Vertus (Flower of virtues)
- €8.60
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Original creation
Fleur de Brume ( Mist Flower)
- €8.60
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Original creation
Fleur de Lune (Moon Flower)
- €8.60
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Original creation
Fleur de Mer ( Sea Flower)
- €8.60
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Original creation
Fleur de Feu® (Flower of fire)
- €8.60
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Fleurs de sel fine saltsFleur de sel has haunting notes of sea spray and ocean breezes. The Charteau family harvests exceptional sea salt in southern Brittany.
Fleur de Mer sea salt blends are a collection of fleur de sel-based seasonings made using our spice blends. Fleurs de Mer blends celebrate the delicious marriage of Brittany and faraway lands. All of our Fleur de Mer blends are formulated in our kitchen-laboratory in Cancale.
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Original creation
Fleur de Beauté with Tea Master Me Tseng (Flower of Beauty)
- €9.50
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Original creation
Court bouillon du diable ( Devil's Court Bouillon)
- €6.80
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Fleurs de sel fine salts
Fleur de Feu® blend goes beautifully with meat, while Fleur de Beauté et Fleur de Brume add lusicous flavor to fish and shellfish. Fleur des Vertus and Fleur de Lune highlight fresh vegetables. Court bouillon du diable (The Devil’s Court-Bouillon), made with coarse sea salt, is ideal for seasoning court-bouillon broths, lobster, langoustines, and shrimp.
Fleur de Mer sea salt blends can be sprinkled over your dishes as a finishing touch.
The exquisite fleur de sel gathered by the Charteau salt farmers forms when sea water is kissed by an easterly wind on a bright summer day.
Fleur de sel forms when sea water evaporates and sodium chloride crystallizes into salt. The crystallization phenomenon requires specific meteorological conditions including wind direction, temperature and atmospheric pressure, and only happens certain years. We source our salts from Lionel Charteau and he and his wife are experts in the subject.
The exquisite fleur de sel gathered by the Charteau salt farmers forms when sea water is kissed by an easterly wind on a bright summer day.
Fleur de sel forms when sea water evaporates and sodium chloride crystallizes into salt. The crystallization phenomenon requires specific meteorological conditions including wind direction, temperature and atmospheric pressure, and only happens certain years. We source our salts from Lionel Charteau and he and his wife are experts in the subject.