Small batch, stone milled, flour in Boise, Idaho

The Miller Mills

Find the Perfect Mill for Your Bakery, Farm, or Micro Mill Business

After researching mills from around the world, we chose The Miller, heirloom quality handcrafted mills, for our own business. We're sharing exactly why—and helping you choose the right model for your business.

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Our story

At Flourish Heritage, we started with a vintage Magic Mill and eventually added a second one to keep up with demand. As our business grew, we found ourselves spending six hours milling flour before every farmers market. We had reached our limit and knew it was time to invest in a true commercial mill.

During our search, we discovered there are only a handful of companies building commercial wooden natural stone mills. We initially contacted another well-known manufacturer, but after waiting weeks for a response, we realized customer support was just as important as the mill itself.

Then we found The Miller; hand crafted, granite stones, absolutely stunning mills.

They responded within a day, personally walked us through their mills over a Zoom call, and have continued to provide exceptional support ever since. Incredibly the D30s mill we got cut our production time drastically and we've been able to 5x our production. Thankfully our business grew even more and we're now ready to upgrade to their next size.

As a Christian, family-owned company passionate about traditional stone milling and real flour, their values align closely with ours. That's why we're proud to partner with The Miller and confidently recommend their mills to other bakers and milling businesses.

Flourish Heritage sign above the mill-room window

Why We Chose The Miller's Natural Stone Mills

Heirloom Quality

Each mill is carefully handcrafted, with beautiful wood and natural granite stones. Heirloom quality with modern technology. They test each mill before shipping it!

Great Customer Service

We've experienced friendly support and quick responses (even with the time zone difference). If there's any issues with your mill they'll do their best to fix it right away.

Customizable Options

They have a variety of mills to choose from and they recently started doing custom mills as well! You can choose sifted or unsifted options and different sizes.

Model Recommendations

There's a lot of options to choose from and their team would be happy to help you choose the best for you. That said, here's the 3 mills we recommend for different businesses:

D30

For Micro-Bakeries

D30

This is their entry level one which is PERFECT for the micro-baker. Imagine a mom who's selling bread at farmers markets. You can stand out by providing freshly milled, whole grain, flour breads and baked goods.

aprox. 88lbs flour an hour

D30s Mini

For Bakeries or Coffee Shops

D30s Mini

This is the mill we started with and we love it! It's stunning, smaller, and the perfect mill for coffee shops or small bakeries. You can make all your pastries with this flour and have something beautiful to display for your customers.

aprox. 88lbs flour an hour

D90

For Micro-Mills

D90

If your main product is flour, you'll need this one. The demand for fresh flour skyrocketed and even when we 4x'ed our production we still cannot keep up with demand. This mill is a beast and we can't wait to upgrade to it :)

aprox. 660lbs flour an hour

Setup a Discovery Call

Are you interested in buying a mill? If so we'd be happy to share our experience, give you tips and even do a video chat with ours. Text Zach with your name, email, and questions and let him know if you want to schedule a call.

Their Buying Process

1. FAQ Call With Us

Casual call with us where you can ask any questions about which mill we recommend and you can see ours.

2. Email Mia (our rep)

She'll guide you through the buying process, show you mills if needed and answer technical questions.

3. Purchase Your Mill

Secure financing, call your bank for approval to another country, wire funds to their detailed info.

4. Production

Your mill is custom build, and tested for optimal performance. You'll be updated on the timing and process.

5. Shipping & Importing

Your mill is packaged (so well) and shipped overseas. In this time you need to get a broker to help you import it.

6. Testing & Mastering it

The fun part, setting it up and watching all the tutorial videos to learn how to use it. The team is there for support.