New York Maple Syrup that’s traditionally made but deliciously new.
Tree Juice Maple Syrup™ is made in the Catskill Mountains of New York on a family farm. We believe in following tradition by boiling our maple sap on a wood-fired evaporator. This produces an unrivaled 100% pure all-natural maple flavor. We use aging and infusing techniques with natural ingredients to create unique flavor profiles that will leave you wanting more.
Introducing our newest variety: Cinnamon Maple Syrup!
Made with only two ingredients: our 100% pure Tree Juice Maple Syrup™ infused with organic cinnamon sticks, giving it a sweet and spicy hint of cinnamon. Enjoy on your pancakes, waffl es, ice cream, or oatmeal. It’s great for baking!
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Come stock up on your sweet stuff at our upcoming events! And we always have free tastes!
Sweet News
The Best of Both Worlds: Garlic and Maple Syrup
Two years ago, at the Saugerties Garlic Festival, we launched Tree Juice Roasted Garlic Maple Syrup. Made with only two ingredients, 100% pure maple syrup and slow roasted garlic, this combination was clearly a huge, and surprising, success.
Maple Syrup Grades: Everything You Need to Know
The Ultimate Guide to Maple Syrup We all love maple syrup - it’s an all-natural sweetener made from maple tree...
Why Sap Season Is The Sweetest Season
As New York’s sweetest export, maple syrup is a serious business. Also known as “sugar bushes,” maple syrup farms have crafted this delicious sweet treat for centuries.
The Best of Both Worlds: Garlic and Maple Syrup
Two years ago, at the Saugerties Garlic Festival, we launched Tree Juice Roasted Garlic Maple Syrup. Made with only two ingredients, 100% pure maple syrup and slow roasted garlic, this combination was clearly a huge, and surprising, success.
Maple Syrup Grades: Everything You Need to Know
The Ultimate Guide to Maple Syrup We all love maple syrup - it’s an all-natural sweetener made from maple tree...
Why Sap Season Is The Sweetest Season
As New York’s sweetest export, maple syrup is a serious business. Also known as “sugar bushes,” maple syrup farms have crafted this delicious sweet treat for centuries.
