Maple Syrup

At John and Tracie Montville’s backyard farm, producing maple syrup is a cherished tradition that brings us closer to nature and our community. Our small-batch, wood-fired process results in pure, delicious syrup that we affectionately call “liquid gold.”

The Maple Syrup Process

Our journey to creating maple syrup begins with the tapping of our maple trees. Each step of the process is done with care and respect for the environment.

Boiling the Sap

The magic of transforming sap into syrup happens in our custom-built, wood-fired stove, affectionately named “Cindy.”

Small-Batch Perfection

Boiling sap is a labor-intensive process that requires patience and precision. We carefully monitor the sap as it boils, skimming off impurities and ensuring it reaches the perfect consistency.

The Taste of Tradition

Our maple syrup is more than just a sweet treat; it’s a reflection of our dedication to sustainable practices and our love for the land. Each bottle of syrup is a labor of love, from the tapping of the trees to the final pour.

Join Our Maple Syrup Journey

We invite you to learn more about our maple syrup production and the joys of small-batch, wood-fired syrup making. Whether you’re a fellow syrup enthusiast or simply curious about the process, we hope our story inspires you to appreciate the sweet rewards of nature.

Thank you for visiting, and stay tuned for more updates and stories from our maple syrup adventures!