Can you ship a box straight to the recipient?
Yes. Put their name and address on the order form and add a note in special requests if you'd like a message included.
Maine food gifts
Fudge & Pantry Gift Boxes
Homemade fudge gift boxes packed by hand in a Maine kitchen — preserves put up in the fall, fudge cut thick, bread and crackers baked here. Sent nationwide to the people you can't get to in person.
Order a gift boxThe boxes
Gift boxes, packed by hand
Each one is put together to order. Tell us who it's going to and we'll pack it accordingly.
Fudge gift box
Fudge Sample Packs & Custom Boxes
Pick the flavors you want and we'll cut and box them together — the easiest gift to send someone who likes a little of everything.
Made to order
Maine food gift box
Birch & Berry Pantry Box
Three handpicked 4 oz preserves, an artisan sourdough loaf, a half pound of fudge of your choice and 10 oz of Finch Mercantile cheese crackers.
$65
Winter gift box
The Long Dark Pantry Box
Mincemeat and Maker's Mark whiskey caramel, a half pound of dark chocolate sea salt fudge, a Snowed-In Kitchen candle and a pair of hand-crocheted mittens, packed in kraft and moss.
$75
Christmas food gift
Holiday Cookie Box
An assortment of cookies, whoopie pies and confections curated with Maine ingredients. Orders in by December 11th · Ships December 15th.
$125
By the block
Homemade fudge for sale by weight
Any flavor in the case, cut to a half or full pound. Sixteen-plus flavors, rotating with the season.
Good to know
Sending a food gift
Can I choose the flavors inside?
For sample packs and the Birch & Berry box, yes — tell us the flavors and preserves you want on the order form.
How do I pay?
We send an invoice to your email after the order comes in. If it hasn't arrived within an hour, email admin@finchmercantile.com.
When should I order for Christmas?
The Holiday Cookie Box closes December 11th and ships December 15th. Other boxes are made to order — earlier is always safer in December.
The Mercantile Letter
Notes from the workroom
Seasonal shop openings, new patterns, and what's rising on the kitchen counter. Sent quietly, never often.