Unofficial Field Guide to American Maple Syrup

Unofficial Field Guide to American Maple Syrup handmade by Zoar Tapatree in Rodman, NY

For those just curious about all things maple! This unofficial field guide discusses the origins of maple syrup, and nuances in the industry to better inform the discerning maple fan. Learn about what sets artisanal maple apart from commodity and infused syrups! This guide helps the reader know what questions to ask, and tools to explore. The guide is a perfect size for your glove box! Never be caught unprepared!

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In a world of fast-processing and anonymous provenance, Zoar Tapatree has taken the road less traveled. Their syrups have been made from the trees on their 400+ acres of farm in Rodman, NY. Nestled on the edge of the Tug Hill Plateau, their trees benefit from deep alluvial soils, and a blanket of lake effect snowfall from the Great Lakes. It's not what they put into their syrups, it's what they don't take out. They don't use reverse osmosis, which strips saps to concentrate sugar. They don't use high-pressured filtration, which strips out minerals to improve clarity. They don't use vacuum sap-extraction, which pulls sap from the trees. It's just their trees, and an extra amount of time and artistry. The result is simply delicious.

Arrives via USPS Priority Mail within 3-5 business days.

FINAL SALE; no exchanges, no returns.

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