Maine Grains
Skowhegan, Somerset County, ME
Independently owned Skowhegan stone mill that freshly mills organic and heritage grains from Northeast farms in a repurposed Somerset County jailhouse.
- Address
- 42 Court Street, Skowhegan, ME
- County
- Somerset County, Maine
- Phone
- 207-474-8001
- Website
- mainegrains.com
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✓ American owned
Our Team: Amber Lambke is listed as Co-Founder & CEO and Michael Scholtz as Co-Founder. History: "Amber and Michael partnered to buy the building... and formed the Somerset Grist Mill." Independently owned; no foreign or PE parent stated on the official site.
See the proof on mainegrains.com (opens in a new tab)✓ Made in the USA
Our Story: "Maine Grains serves bakers, brewers, chefs and families freshly-milled, organic and heritage grains sourced from the Northeast." "Maine Grains manufactures locally grown stone-milled grains" using a "traditional stone milling process." History: the Skowhegan facility began milling in 2012 and has received Maine-grown grain (including a delivery of 15 tons of wheat from Aroostook County). "The Maine Grains milling facility is certified organic through the Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association." Address on the official story page: Maine Grains, 42 Court Street, Skowhegan, ME 04976; (207) 474-8001. Grain is sourced from the Northeast, not solely from Maine; milling is in Skowhegan.
See the proof on mainegrains.com (opens in a new tab)✓ Designed in the USA
Our Story describes the company's own approach: cofounders decided a regional grain economy required a mill, bought the former Somerset County Jail, and established the stone-milling process and product line at the Skowhegan gristmill.
See the proof on mainegrains.com (opens in a new tab)
Last checked: November 10, 2026
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