A finer crystal that clings perfectly to freshly popped corn. It has the same great flavor as our heirloom finishing salt but in a smaller size. The handy shaker allows for even distribution. Not just for popcorn. Try it on your favorite dish today!

Born from the waters of a 400-million-year-old sea, these salts capture the terroir and tradition of West Virginia’s Kanawha Valley. In 1817, William Dickinson first tapped into an ancient ocean below the Appalachian Mountains, transforming this mythic brine into a flourishing industry.

Seven generations later, siblings Nancy Bruns and Lewis Payne carry on the legacy of J.Q. Dickinson Salt-Works, using all-natural, sustainable processes to harvest this distinctive salt. In Malden, West Virginia, the former "salt making capital of the east," Nancy and Lewis draw pristine, mineral rich brine from a single well. The brine is then evaporated in small batches in hoop houses, using the hot West Virginia sun and mountain breezes. The resulting crystals are harvested and packaged by hand, yielding an extraordinary American salt in three grains: grinding, fine, and finishing.

J.Q. Dickinson is family-owned and Nancy and Lewis believe in treating the earth and environment with care that will allow their family and yours to live off the land for many years to come.