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As a Registered Maine Guide and Sporting Camp Owner I know how important food is to a great getaway. I have developed my line of BBQ/Anything Sauces with unique flavor pairings such as Apple Rum Sauce, Pineapple Bourbon Sauce and Tequila Lime Cocktail Sauce to make meal prep easy and to add variety!
My newest offering, MBB BBQ Sauce is made from local maple ( Battleridge Syrup, Clinton), bacon (Barstow Farms in Waldoboro) and beer (Bigelow Brewing in Skowhegan).
All of my sauces, except MBB BBQ Sauce are gluten free.
MBB BBQ, Pineapple Bourbon, Special Blend Marinade, Classic Cocktail Sauce and Tequila Lime Cocktail Sauce have no high fructose corn syrup.
In 2018 I decided a food truck would be a great way to introduce customers to my sauces and Silverton BBQ bar was built. In 2019 I traveled to 18 Maine towns and served thousands of customers from Houlton to Scarborough. It was great to hear customers responses and to certainly hear customers say “I love these sauces, I use them all the time”. It’s been a great success!
I have a sign on the truck that indicates where customers can buy sauces locally.
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We make our own tags from the most selective of stainless steel alloys, duplex 2205. The cadillac of alloys in its hardness, scratch proof, and non tarnishing capabilities, duplex 2205, is the most perfect fit for a high quality dog id tag. We are the only manufacturers in the country using this material, providing you with the finest, most superior hanging tag on the market today.
Each tag is the thickness of two quarters stacked together with an extra fat collar attachment loop where all tags get the most wear. They are chew proof, bend proof, salt water proof, and non tarnishing. Super deep engraving and renewable engraving accompany all our tags as does a lifetime guarantee.
Every aspect of the process, from casting to finishing to engraving, is monitored in detail and captured in an exciting video on our site.
We’ve got the best reviews on the internet to help you make your decision. Visit us today!
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Craft and Conservation: Woodworking from Around the World in Brewer, Maine
Do you love the unique beauty and warmth of handcrafted wooden goods? At Sider’s Woodcrafting, you’ll find stunning cutting boards, charcuterie, as well as home goods, and even furniture, all made with exquisite woods sourced from around the globe.
More than just beauty, we prioritize sustainability. We ensure all our wood comes from ethically harvested and responsibly managed forests. With every piece we create, we do our best to use as much of the wood that we get as possible, minimizing waste and respecting the resources of our planet.
*Elevate your home with:
- Cutting boards: Crafted from a stunning array of exotic and domestic hardwoods, each board is a work of art for your kitchen.
- Charcuterie boards: Perfect for entertaining, our charcuterie boards showcase the natural beauty of wood and create a sophisticated serving space for parties or a dinner for two at home.
- Home goods: We also offer a range of functional and beautiful home goods, including bottle openers, coat racks, cribbage boards, and coasters. Each piece is crafted with the same attention to detail and commitment to sustainability as our larger works.
- Furniture: We also create custom furniture pieces, bringing the warmth and character of Sider’s Woodcrafting into your living space. Reach out to us to start a conversation for your dream table.
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Homemade, small batch pepper jellies made with care and passion in our licensed home kitchen in the village of Wayne, Maine, is where GREY GOOSE GOURMET evolved in 2014. My mother’s family recipe, passed down 25+ years ago, we call the “Original”, was the beginning. Now, 20 pepper jelly varieties later with some seasonal, we share the pepper jelly goodness throughout Maine and beyond. Sourcing most of our ingredients from the backyard and area farmers, we sell these uniquely flavored jars of pepper jelly at local farmer’s markets(where it all began), art & crafts shows, festivals, and special events throughout the state. You can find our pepper jellies on our online store, at our seasonal 1850’s barn shop on Main Street in Wayne, and at several year-round and seasonal shops throughout the state. Whether you like sweet heat, savory, fruity or mellow, there is something for everyone. As we like to say, “Simple Yet Amazingly Good!” Sandra, the Owner, Maker, and Family Cook
- Oh, and check us on our YouTube channel, Grey Goose Gourmet!
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My sand dollars are found in the waters of Georgetown Maine. Many come from my own lobster traps. I dry them, dye them, and then seal them for strength. Each sand dollar is unique, and no two are alike.
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Carol Santora is a multi-disciplinary artist, best known for her contemporary expressionist and soulful equine and animal paintings. Santora began her artistic career as an animal portrait painter 35 years ago. Her portfolio focuses on horses in acrylic, however she also has a series of lobsters and koi fish, and works on a commission basis. Known for her pet and animal portraits of dogs, cats, horses, cows, sheep, and select wildlife, she will also paint pet portraits in pastel. Her own animals are her inspiration as well as those at local farms and rescues in Maine.
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We create fun and functional home décor products.
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I go in search of my high quality gems and minerals at the Tucson Gem and Mineral Show, in Arizona. It is a wonderful experience where you can meet with people from all around the world and buy the gems directly from the mine/miner/lapidary artist etc. I hand pick only the gems that I love and bring them back to Damariscotta, Maine, where I wire wrap them into unique, wearable works of art. My style is generally asymmetric and minimalistic as to accentuate, and not take away from, the natural beauty of the gems.
My line of copper jewelry is also very unique. I’ve mastered the bright blue ammonia patina and have incorporated it into earrings, bracelets and necklaces. The designs are completely random, depending on its exposure to the ammonia throughout the week-long patina process.
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Each item is hand made with great love and attention to detail. Every item is uniquely colored with heat and sealed to help hold the beauty as long as possible. All materials used are bought from local businesses.
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Since 1993, LeHay’s Shaker Boxes has been a proud member of a group of artisans working in early American crafts. While mass-produced, machine-made items have replaced many traditional products, nothing can replace the individuality of an item that has been created by hand using local, all-natural materials. Instantly recognizable, the Shaker box is an iconic piece of American craftsmanship. By concentrating on the functional aspects of an item and omitting unnecessary ornament the Shakers produced timeless designs. Shaker boxes were traditionally used for cooking and sewing supplies, but they can easily hold anything from mementos to electronics while adding warmth and beauty to your space. I chose to create boxes in the Shaker style not only because of their desirability as an antique but also because of their durability and usefulness. My goal is to remain true to Shaker traditions. My products are created using the same craftsmanship that the Shaker community used for over 200 years.
My materials are either produced here on my property or come from small, American businesses. I mill my lumber on site from raw maple and pine logs to guarantee the highest quality from start to finish, and the tops and bottoms of all except the largest boxes are quartersawn pine, not veneer. For authentic antique colors I use all-natural finishes including milk paint, dyes and Tung oil. The boxes are fastened with copper tacks that have been darkened to provide an aged finish. Every part of the boxes is completed individually by my own hands. I believe the act of creating, and helping others to create, is as important as the finished product itself. That’s why I supply not only the boxes, but materials necessary for others to participate in the craft as well. The Shakers were a society of makers. They built what they needed with their own hands from local resources. LeHay’s continues that tradition, creating a quality product that also benefits the local economy, honors local history and passes along the knowledge to future generations.
