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NH-Made Wines and Spirits FREE! GuideNew Hampshire to Products and Services 2015-2016 Buy Localnhmade.com * NH-Made Wines and Spirits *Discount applies per bottle when 6 or more bottles are purchased. Some restrictions apply. Exclusive and last chance items not included. 000691-NHLC_5x5.375-NHMadePrintAd_v1.indd 1 3/3/15 8:55 AM Welcome As New Hampshire’s leading promoter of local products and services, NH MADE invites you to buy local wherever and Table of Contents whenever you can! NH Fruit Growers Association Map ................................. 4 This guide will introduce you to people, places and products Dartmouth – Lake Sunapee ............................................. 5 throughout New Hampshire’s seven distinct regions. Even more Great North Woods ...................................................... 6 local products and services can always be found at nhmade.com. 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On the • Enhanced web presence and e-commerce Cover... • Logo usage and Buy Local branding Sunapee Graniteworks Shanware Pottery The American Bead Rumney • Marketing and point-of-purchase materials Collection Sunapee • Member-to-member and UPS shipping discounts • Networking, vendor and media opportunities • Valued statewide partnerships and collaborations • Business development workshops and scholarships • Instagram promotions, Facebook features, and more! Maple Nut Kitchen LLC McKenzie’s Farm Handweaving Keene Milton by Nancy Ashuelot NH Fruit Growers.org 1. Apple Annie 17. Lull Farm 66 Rowell Rd. East Brentwood, NH 65 Broad St., Hollis, NH 03049 Thanks to our Supporting September – November daily, 9 am – 6 pm 6:30 am – 7:30 pm daily Commercial Members: www.appleannienh.com 603-778-3127 www.lullfarmllc.com 603-465-7079 2. Applecrest Farm Orchards 18. Mack’s Apples Farm Stand and U-Pick 133 Exeter Rd. (Rt.88), Hampton Falls, NH 03844 230 Mammoth Rd., Londonderry, NH 03053 May – December daily, 8 am – 6 pm August – January daily, 9 am – 6 pm www.applecrest.com 603-926-3721 www.macksapples.com 603-434-7619, 603-434-3456 www.oesocinc.com www.globebag.com 3. Apple Hill Farm 19. McKenzie’s Farm 580 Mtn. Rd. (Rt 132), Concord, NH 03301 71 NE Pond Road, Milton, NH 03851 June – Thanksgiving daily, 8:30 am – 5:30 pm Open May through November 12 www.applehillfarmnh.com 603- 224-8862 www.mckenziesfarm.com 4. Apple View Orchard 20. McLeod Bros. Orchard TM 1226 Upper City Rd., Pittsfield, NH 735 N. River Rd., Milford, NH 03055 Crop Production Services PYO September – October PYO September/October www.arthurcarrollcrop.com www.cpsagu.com www.applevieworchard.com 603-435-3553 www.mcleodorchards.com 603-673-3544 5. Blueberry Bay Farm 21. Meadow Ledge Farm 38 Depot Rd., Stratham, NH 03885 612 Route 129, Loudon, NH 03307 www.farmcrediteast.com 3 May 3 – November 23, 9 am – 5 pm call for picking hours Open June – December, call for hours www.blueberrybayfarm.com 603-580-1612 www.Meadowledgefarm.com 603-798-5860 6. Brookdale Fruit Farm Inc. 22. Miller Farm •Pittsburg 41 Broad St., Hollis, NH 03049 51 Miller Rd., New Durham, NH 03855 March – December, 8 am – 7 pm Daily, February – October 145 www.brookdalefarms.com 603-465-2241 ext.3 603-859-1022 •Colebrook 7. Butternut Farm LLC. 23. Oliver Merrill & Sons www.justmaple.com 26 DIXVILLE 195 Meaderboro Rd., Farmington, NH 03835 569 Mammoth Rd., Londonderry, NH 03053 NOTCH June 20 – November 1, Tuesday – Sunday, 9 am – 5 pm August – October, Saturday & Sunday 10 am – 4 pm •Errol www.butternutfarm.net 603-335-4705 603-622-6636 •North Strafford 16 8. Cardigan Mtn Orchard 24. Poverty Lane Orchards & Farnum Hill Ciders 3 1540 Mt. Cardigan Rd., Alexandria, NH 03222 98 Poverty Lane Rd., Lebanon, NH 03766 Stark Labor day – Thanksgiving, 10 am – 6 pm July: berries, September/October: apples, 8 am – 6 pm • • Groveton •Milan www.cardiganmountainorchard.com 603-744-2248 www.povertylaneorchards.com 603-448-1511 110 www.farnumhillciders.com Lancaster 9. Carter Hill Orchard • Berlin • 73 Carter Hill Rd., Concord, NH 03301 25. Riverview Farm 3 135 116 Jefferson Daily 9 – 6, Aug – Oct, Daily 9 – 5, Nov – Dec 23 141 River Rd., Plainfield, NH 03781 • 2 Whitefield •Gorham www.carterhillapples.com 603-225-2625 September & October daily, 10 am – 5 pm • 115 www.riverviewnh.com 603-298-8519 Littleton Carroll MT. • Bethlehem WASHINGTON 10. Currier Orchard 135 302 • 93 • • PINKHAM 26. Smith Orchard Franconia Twin •Bretton Woods NOTCH 9 Peaslee Rd., Merrimack, NH 03054 • 3 Mountain 10 • 16 September – October,10 am – 5 pm 184 Leavitt Rd., Belmont, NH 03220 Sugar Hill 302 [email protected] 603-881-8864 PYO September/October 116 FRANCONIA Jackson • NOTCH • Woodsville 93 CRAWFORD www.smithorchard.com NOTCH Glen 11. DeVylder Farm Bartlett • 112 • 563 Pleasant Valley Rd., Wolfboro, NH 27. Surowiec Farm 29 • •North • North Woodstock• Lincoln Conway Haverhill 25 112 May – October 53 Perley Hill Rd., Sanbornton, NH 03269 KINSMAN 302 NOTCH 118 •Conway 603-569-4110 July to end of October daily 9 am – 5 pm 16 Orford •Waterville Valley 113 •Warren 93 3 49 • 12. Duane Family Farm www.surowiecfarm.com 603-286-4069 • Eaton Wentworth 10 • • 153 122 Suncook Valley Rd., Route 28, Barnstead, NH 03218 25 Campton Tamworth 28. Sunnycrest Farm, Inc Center 113 • Sandwich www.duanefamilyfarm.com 603-435-6867 175 West Ossipee 59 High Range Rd., Londonderry, NH 03053 • 25 • 25 25 Mid June - December 1, 9 am – 6 pm 118 • •Moultonborough 13. Gould Hill Farm Plymouth •Holderness www.sunnycrestfarmnh.com 171 656 Gould Hill Rd., Contoocook, NH 03229 •Hanover 25 603-432-7753 or 603-432-9652 24 Enfield 3A Ossipee• Early August – Thanksgiving daily call or check website Meredith • • 8 • 28 16 Lebanon Canaan• 104 Weirs www.gouldhillfarm.com 603-746-3811 29. Windy Ridge Orchard & 4 Beach 89 • LAKE Wolfeboro Christmas Tree Farm 25 •Bristol 3 WINNIPES AUKEE • 14. Hazelton Orchards 120 • 11 1775 Benton Rd., North, Danbury Gilford Union 20 Harantis Lake Rd., Chester, NH 03036 Cornish • 3A 27 • •Flat • Haverhill, NH 03774 Laconia Wakeeld Daily September – October, Weekdays 9:30am – 6:00pm & 10 New London 15 Franklin 22 • Andover 26 Alton 16 August – Christmas, 9 am – 6 pm • •11 • Gilmanton • Weekends & Holidays 8am – 6pm Sunapee 11 • Belmont • 140 Claremont 93 11 www.windyridgeorchard.com 4 3 28 19 11 • LAKE 107 www.hazeltonorchards.com 603-867-5926 • SUNAPEE 603-787-6377 Newport• Canterbury 12 89 • 21 4 Barnstead Goshen 3 • 15. Highland Lake Apple Farm • 103 Warner 3 Rochester • 4 • 16 10 Bradford 93 7 50 Maple St., East Andover, NH 03231 • 202 Somersworth Charlestown 9 • 4 202 June – November 15 daily, 9am – 5pm 13 CONCORD 9 107 16 • 12 25 43 9 31 Hopkinton 202 Northwood www.highlandlakeinn.com 603-735-5058 Alstead • • 28 • • • Hennilker 89 Dover Hillsborough 9 114 •Deereld 4 16. High Hopes Farm • 93 •Suncook Durham• 123 •Weare Walpole 13 582 Glebe Rd., Westmoreland, NH 03467 • 10 202 Candia 125 Portsmouth Goffstown 101 • • PYO Raspberries and Blueberries July – August, 9 Raymond 1 1A Bennington • • • • 101 95 12 MANCHESTER Epping 5 Wednesday – Sunday 31 • Exeter Rye Harbor• 16 New Boston • • Westmoreland• •Keene 14 1 www.highhopesorchard.com 603-399-4305 • 293 Chester • Kingston Dublin Greenfield • Hampton• 101 Chestereld Marlborough• • Derry 111 107 2 •Peterborough 10 108 • 10 • 18 • Seabrook• 63 •Amherst Merrimack23 Hampstead 101 20 28 • Hinsdale Troy • Milford 3 2893 121 •Jaffrey • 102 • Winchester 124 • •Fitzwilliam 13 Nashua 111 119 •New Ipswich 122 • 12 Salem 17 6 • • •Rindge 5 Hollis• Hudson Dartmouth - LakeSunapee FOOD & BEVERAGES RESTAURANTS & LODGING Marshalls Gourmet Garden Magnetic Jewelry Yankee Farmer’s Market Sarah Parker Cave Betty Snook & Pitcher Mountain Farm 195 Main Street Lyme, NH 03768 Brian & Keira Farmer PO Box 1646 Garfield’s Smokehouse 603-795-4933 The Grain Box 360 Route 103 East New London, NH 03257 Liz & Bill Taylor [email protected] 96 Old Turnpike Road Warner, NH 03278 603-526-6656 163 Main Street www.marshallsmagneticjewelry.com
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