It took a couple of years of searching for THE RIGGING KNIFE - but I finally found it - and so I'm going to share it with you all. I don't want many things, but the few things I do have should last and serve well - whether it's guitars or salt or knives. For those of you who know me, you know that I am a stickler for quality. It had been sharpened one too many times. my venerable rigging knife gave up the ghost. Shortly after I started the Marblehead Salt Co. For those of you who sail or work on boats you know that a sturdy and sharp knife is an important safety tool. When I was 5 years old my Dad gave me a rigging knife. This is your companion on any sea voyage.
Nicholas, Patron of Sailors, Brewers & Repentant Thieves in Marblehead, Massachusetts to support the monks’ work for the most vulnerable of the poor. All profits from these knives are given to the Shrine of St. Marblehead Red is exclusive for Marblehead Salt Co.'s customers. Drop points are partially serrated or completely non-serrated. Because of the freshness of our salt, you can also use less of it which makes it perfect for those looking to cut down on their salt consumption. You may also notice the live taste quality and delicate crystalline structure of our fresh salt that melts right on contact. We can also vary the minerality and the salinity within a certain tolerance for our more demanding customers providing a bespoke saline experience.
Autumn, winter, spring and summer salts are unique in that they have distinct algal, current and saline bloom signatures. Unlike mass produced salts, ours benefit from a seasonality and vintage that can only occur with small batch salts. We are one of the few salterns on the East Coast of the United States and the only one that uses ancient, monastic saltern methods. Our salt is made according to a 1,600-year-old process perfected by monks of Mount Athos, yet prepared using local sea water from the Marblehead coast North of Boston. Each water harvest requires we row out to find the best salt blooms off the coast of Marblehead.
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