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WOOD-FIRED MAPLE SYRUP

The Official Flavor of Vermont

Nothing like a day in the woods followed

Making Maple Syrup

Our sap is collected just down the road on East Munger Street, then it's boiled down to syrup in our newly built sugar house next to the Christmas shop.

 

Wood-fired Vermont maple syrup is the gold standard for maple syrup enthusiasts. At our farm, we take pride in boiling our sap down to syrup over a wood-fired arch, which gives our maple syrup a rich and distinct flavor that sets it apart from syrup produced by large commercial operations. We believe in preserving the traditional methods of making maple syrup, which means that every batch of syrup we produce is carefully tasted and graded by us before being hand-bottled. 

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Maple forests, often referred to as sugarbushes, are one of the most environmentally-friendly agricultural crops. Sugarbushes are managed forests with trees that range from 1-200 years old. We are committed to managing a diverse sugarbush. The inclusion of different tree species lowers the amount of syrup a sugarbush can produce, but it creates a healthier, more vibrant ecosystem within the forest.

2023 Maple Events

MARCH 18: MAPLE CELEBRATION NIGHT with Adventure Dinner starting at 5 pm

Come for the lambs and horses, and stay for the unlimited plates of fire-kissed maple BBQ, old-fashioned tap challenge, scavenger hunt in the sugarbush, and tasting flights of maple syrup. Plus you can choose your fave and we’ll bottle a pint for you to take home! Each ticket is $79 (plus tax) per person and includes: unlimited smokehouse bbq, tasting flight of maple syrup, tour and activities at the sugar shack, pint of maple syrup to take home.

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March 25th:  MAPLE OPEN HOUSE WEEKEND 1-4 pm

We'll be boiling if the sap is flowing. We'll definitely be down in the sugarhouse and talk everyone through the process. Taste some maple, argue over which grade is best, and snack on some maple treats. New this year we have a DIY beading table for the kids making beads from recycled maple tubing. This is a free event, no reservations are necessary.

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Where can I buy your maple syrup?

Our maple syrup is available for purchase at the Sugar House during March and in the Christmas Shop during December. We also offer syrup nips, maple candy, and more for wedding or party favors. So come and visit us during the sugaring season and experience the authentic taste of wood-fired Vermont maple syrup!

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You can also find a selection of our maple products at the Middlebury Natural Foods Co-op.

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Five different sized beige maple containers with green, grey, and gold labels that say Vermont Maple
Maple Syrup: Featured Collections
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