
01 — Grow
All-organic,
Maine-grown
All-organic flower, grown for flavor and quality — never for yield. One cultivar at a time.
ALL-ORGANIC · MAINE · SINGLE-CULTIVAR
Single-source solventless · Maine
GENETICS
Hash rosin washed and pressed by hand in the cellar. All-organic Maine genetics — frozen fresh, ice-washed, freeze-dried, pressed. Nothing added: heat, ice, water, pressure.
Goblets of Fire ’26 — 1st in both categories · Silver, solventless ’25
Down to the cellar
The craft
Solventless means no butane, no CO₂, no chemistry — only the plant’s own resin, coaxed out with cold water and gentle heat. What you keep is what the flower already made. What you lose is everything that shouldn’t be there.

01 — Grow
All-organic flower, grown for flavor and quality — never for yield. One cultivar at a time.
ALL-ORGANIC · MAINE · SINGLE-CULTIVAR

02 — Fresh freeze
Harvested and frozen fresh to lock in the living terpene profile before it has a chance to fade.
WHOLE-PLANT · FRESH-FROZEN

03 — Ice wash
Washed in ice water until the resin heads let go and sink. The plant stays behind; the resin comes home.
73–149µ · SOLVENTLESS

04 — Freeze dry
Freeze-dried under vacuum at freezing temps — never heat. Dry hash, terpenes intact, ready for the plates.
FREEZE-DRIED · VACUUM · NO HEAT
05 · The Press
LOW-TEMP ROSIN PRESS
Small-batch. Single-source.
Pressed for flavor, not yield.
The Library
Super pink hash — tropical cherry, gassy candy
Dark berry, sweet stone fruit
Grape candy, sweet pressed sap
Super sweet candy strawberry terps
Sweet honey, floral resin
Sharp diesel, gas heat
Savory gas, earthy umami funk
Spun sugar, berry candy
Tropical dough, sweet citrus
Roasted green chile, pepper funk
Cool menthol, pepper, gas
Spiced gas, dark fruit
Fruit punch, candy gas
Sweet cream, vanilla candy
Blueberry gelato, sweet cream
Classic pine, sweet earth
Ripe peach, baked pastry
Wash & Press — for Maine growers
We wash and press for farms and homegrowers across Maine. Competitive pricing, honest turnaround, and every run kept single-source and separate — your material, your terps, your name on the jar.

Coming down the cellar
Every cultivar makes the same slow trip down. Long months in the ground — then one cold, careful week from harvest to the jar. No stage gets rushed.
3–5 months, seed to jar — most of it in the ground
Recognition
Goblets of Fire — Bring Forth Thy Single Source. First place in both categories on the same table.
Goblets of Fire · Final results · Both runs
Cellar Dweller is a small-batch, all-organic operation in Maine — flower washed and pressed by hand, one cultivar at a time.
No shortcuts, no solvents, no chasing numbers. Just patient work done in the cellar, for the love of the plant and the people it’s pressed for.
Cellar Dweller Genetics · Maine · nfs · 21+