Summer at the Maple Syrup Museum

Summer….finally!! What a great time to visit our Green Mountain State.

Yes, it’s true almost everything up here is green this time of the year except for our white houses and red barns…well not exactly, but you get the point. This time of year we definitely do have fresh water lakes, caressing breezes, starry nights, and as they say in the song, “Moonlight in Vermont” like you’ve never seen.

As a special treat, visit one of “Food and Wine” and “Saveur” magazine’s ten favorite Food Museums. Whether you are already a Maple Museum customer or not you’ll want to stop by and learn more about Vermont’s  most  famous and most misunderstood  agricultural commodity, MAPLE. How many really know what maple syrup is, where it comes from and how it’s produced? Our exhibits reveal the intricate mysteries of nature for centuries locked in the maple tree and the special sugar it produces. The tasting counter is free and includes syrup and Vermont Specialty Foods.  For your convenience, the Gift Shop is the best around and has a full shipping service.

Everyone knows how good pure maple syrup tastes on a steaming hot stack of pancakes, but how about on ice cream on blistering summer days. Share this experience with your friends and relatives. Each order is personally prepared, carefully packaged and ready to mail within several days of receiving your order and will include a "greeting" composed by you and our colorful "Story of Maple Time in Vermont" brochure. Most of all, your order will include the nostalgia of a time thought to have gone by but maybe hasn't.

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Vermont Maple Syrup - The Sweetest Story Ever Told

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The New England Maple Museum is conveniently located in the heart of Maple Country, nestled in the foothills of the Green Mountains, where the finest  Vermont maple syrup is made. The museum offers a trip through over 200 years of maple sugaring history starting with the Native American discovery that maple sap cooked over an open fire produces a sweet syrup. Today, the sweet aroma of sap permeating the air, still harkens the arrival of Spring in Vermont. And a tour of the New England Maple Museum brings it all to life.

Online Gift Shop for Maple Syrup and More!

Visit our secure online gift shop to bring a taste of Vermont to your home. Maple syrup makes a great gift and we have special pricing available on specialty food gift sets and baskets for the holiday season. We also offer maple spread, maple cream, maple candy, and Vermont made Jam.