Cirel Limited

Southern African Sicklebush Lumpwood Charcoal [ by Retort Process]

o Restaurant quality charcoal

o Hotter, longer and cleaner burns

o Easy to light

o Ready set go

o Using natural lump charcoal

o Incredible flavour

o  All natural- No fillers or chemicals added

Restaurant Grade Lumpwood Charcoal.

Due to its density, it makes fantastic hardwood charcoal, which is long-lasting, and full of flavour.

• Restaurant Grade – nice big chunks
• Energy-efficient - lasts a long time
• Burns at very high temperatures
• Neutral smell
• Environmentally friendly
• Suitable for open and closed barbeques

Our charcoal product burns with a minimal flame and a musky aromatic fragrance. These characteristics makes for superb cooking charcoal and is perfect for the BBQ and Pizza ovens and has an exceptionally long burn time!

Sustainability

Our charcoal product is responsibly and sustainably sourced in accordance to governmental regulation and cooperation between local landowners and farmers.

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RETORT CHARCOAL: A new and innovative charcoal production process

In the charcoal heating process the wood that we use is charred and isolated in an airtight vessel. The process is followed by heasting the wood in a separate vessel.Gasses from the heated wood are relayed back into the fire. This process is considered an environmentally friendly process.

What does it mean for you as the customer

• Our Charcoal Chunks are bigger in size, meaning you need less kilogram of product
• Due to higher carbon content our charcoal is nearly smokeless
• Lyons Charcoal is far less messy on your hands than other charcoal
• The charcoal chunks retain heat much longer and burns for an extended period of time

What does it mean for the environment

According to www.love-logs.com the retort oven is a far more environmentally friendly way of producing charcoal than the traditional method. The retort burns up to *5% of the woodsmoke rsther than releasing particulates into the atmosphere.

The process of making retort charcoal uses far less wood in comparison to the traditional method of charcoal manufacturing.