I've touched on this before, but I think it's really worth its own email.

You see, I've always thought there's something special about a cooker that's built to last, and when it comes to one cooker in particular, they've been proving their worth for nearly 170 years...

It's ESSE.

Founded way back in 1854, ESSE has been a staple in British kitchens ever since.

But it's not just their longevity that's impressive, it's where these cookers have been and who's relied on them...

Florence Nightingale is the first name that pops up on the ESSE history timeline (which you can see here)...

During her work in the Crimean War, she used an ESSE stove for heating and cooking.

And another famous name to favour the ESSE cookers was Sir Ernest Shackleton.

On his Antarctic expeditions, he trusted the cooker to keep his crew fed and warmed in some of the harshest conditions on the planet.

If it can perform at the ends of the earth or in a battlefield hospital, it'll certainly do wonders in your kitchen!

So, when I tell you these cookers are built to last, it's not just talk, there's some serious history to back it up.

If you'd like to know more about what makes ESSE cookers so special, feel free to pop by the showroom or just reply to this email. I'd love to chat more about it.

Warm regards,
Andy