Grade A New York State Certified Maple Syrup
Made by hand right here on our Hudson Valley farm by Roger Gray, carrying on a tradition he's been perfecting for years.
Every year when late winter turns to early spring, Roger taps the maple trees on our property and begins the time-honored process of boiling sap into pure maple syrup. It's a labor of love he's been doing for years, and the results speak for themselves.
Our maple syrup is Grade A and New York State certified. From tapping to bottling, the entire process happens right here on the farm — no middlemen, no additives, just pure maple syrup the way it's meant to be.
It takes roughly 40 gallons of sap to produce a single gallon of maple syrup. That's a lot of boiling, but the rich, complex flavor of real farm-made syrup is worth every minute.
In late winter, we tap the sugar maples on our farm when temperatures start cycling above and below freezing.
Sap flows from the trees and is collected regularly during the sugaring season, which typically lasts a few weeks.
Roger boils the sap down in an evaporator, slowly concentrating it into syrup. This is where the magic happens.
The finished syrup is filtered, tested for grade, and bottled fresh — ready to enjoy.
A look at the maple syrup making process on our farm.
Boiling sap outside the sugar shack
Bottles lined up and ready to fill
Grade A Pure Maple Syrup — US Grade A Amber Rich Taste
A full batch ready to go
Our maple syrup is available seasonally while supplies last. It's also included as a special item in our CSA shares. Contact us to check availability or place an order for curbside pickup.
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Nothing compares to real, farm-made maple syrup. Contact us to get yours.