An open pine box with the Alberta Bounty mark burned into its lid, filled with honey, coffee, a stoneware mug, preserves and linen in wood wool, the Rockies through the window behind

Made in Alberta · Packed in Canmore

Alberta’s finest,
chosen by Lin.

Small-roast coffee, raw honey, birch syrup, red fife flour, stoneware and beeswax. The best things made in this province, packed in a pine box in Canmore and shipped anywhere in Canada.

The boxes · made in Alberta

Four boxes, each one chosen by Lin.

Rare, specific, well-made Alberta things you won’t find in a gift basket. Everything keeps on a shelf, so your box travels well and arrives exactly as Lin packed it.

The Mountain Morning box from above: small-roast coffee, raw honey and a stoneware mug in wood wool

Mountain Morning

$85

Birch syrup on the pancakes, raw honey in the coffee, the peaks still pink.

  • Small-roast coffee, whole bean
  • Raw wildflower honey
  • Birch syrup
  • A handmade stoneware mug
The Prairie Pantry box from above: heritage-grain pasta, red fife flour, saskatoon preserves, mustard and a linen tea towel

Prairie Pantry

$110

The grain country Lin grew up in, ready for the kitchen.

  • Heritage-grain pasta
  • Stone-ground red fife flour
  • Saskatoon berry preserves
  • Grainy prairie mustard
  • A linen tea towel
The Mountain Calm box from above: a beeswax candle, mineral bath salts, herbal tea and a botanical art print

Mountain Calm

$120

For the evening after a long day in the hills. Beeswax, salts, tea and a print worth framing.

  • A beeswax candle
  • Mineral bath salts
  • Herbal tea
  • A botanical art print
The Larder box from above: haskap jam, camelina oil, smoked bison jerky, aged honey, crackers and dark chocolate

The Larder

$125

A proper Alberta spread. Open it, set out a board, call people over.

  • Haskap berry jam
  • Cold-pressed camelina oil
  • Smoked bison jerky
  • Aged honey
  • Heritage-grain crackers
  • Dark chocolate
Golden prairie wheat running up to the Rocky Mountains

Mountains meet prairie

Wheat on one side. Rock on the other.

Alberta is two places at once: big open fields and the Rockies standing up out of them. Every box carries a little of each, from the mills, hives and kitchens in between.

Hands tying twine around a pine gift box

The box itself

A box worth keeping after the honey’s gone.

  1. A pine boxOur mark burned into the lid. It goes on the shelf afterward, holding letters or seeds.
  2. Wood wool and twineEverything sits snug, then the lid is tied down by hand.
  3. A card for every makerWho made each thing and where in Alberta it came from, so the gift has a story.

Build your own · you choose what goes in

Fill a box yourself.

Pick a size, then tap the goods you want. Lin packs it just like the others, with the card and the twine.

1. Pick a box

2. Tap what goes in

Medium pine box
Pine box, wool, twine, card$15
Goods (0)$0
Your box$15

Tap a good to drop it in. Tap it again to take it out.

For business · orders of 10 or more

Gifts with Alberta in them.

  • Closing gifts for realtorsA box on the counter when your clients get their keys.
  • Mountain wedding welcome boxesFor guests flying in to Canmore and Banff, waiting in their room.
  • Company holiday giftsTen boxes or two hundred, with your own card tucked inside.
A dozen identical pine boxes tied with twine, ready for a company order

Tell Lin what you need.

A few lines is plenty. She’ll write back with ideas and a price.

Thank you

Lin will be in touch.

She reads every note herself and will write back to you by email.

A sunlit worktable in a Canmore studio with gift boxes being assembled

About Lin

Chosen by Lin.

Lin Berg is an artist who lives in Canmore. She grew up on the prairies, and she has a sharp eye for what’s made here: the small roasters, beekeepers, millers, potters and chandlers across Alberta.

Every item in every box is her pick. If it isn’t good enough for her own table, it doesn’t go in. She packs each box herself, on her studio table.

Gift box · ships in a pine box

    Every item is made in Alberta, and the card inside tells you who made what.