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MAPLE MAPLE SUNDAY MARCH 25, 2012
It's Finally Here! The time of the year we have all been waiting for - the smell of Fresh Maple Syrup boiling in the evaporator and filling the Bowers Road in Easton with the sweet smell of spring!
We invite you and you family to join us for our Maple Sunday Weekend to tour the sugarbush, enjoy taffy on the snow and if Fritter Girl is in the Sugar House, you can sample fresh maple syrup on hot, homemade corn fritters!
Our Sugar House will also be open on March 17th and 18th, Maple Sunday Weekend March 24th and 25th, March 31st and April 1st and April 7th and 8th. We are making it possible for you to choose your weekend most convenient for you.
We look forward to seeing our Family and Friends during this 2012 Maple Season! Come and Enjoy!
And, yup, it's possibel that the Maple Moose may be on the Loose!
The Maple Moose was started in the Spring of 2007 when CJ King had the idea to make his own pure maple syrup. Grabbing a couple of buckets and spiles, he trudged to the woods with his snow shoes and tapped a few maple trees.
Making his own boiling system consisting of an old wood stove, metal sheeting, and a few miscellaneous pots and pans, he began boiling his own maple syrup.
It wasn't long before the fad caught on with his wife, Jodi, and sons, Joe King and Jacob King, when they began helping in the project too. The small time maple syrup production then led to needing a bigger building and a brand new Leader evaporator, not to mention a cart to haul maple sap from the woods and equipment to haul the cart! With Joe gathering the sap with the equipment and Jake taste testing, the whole family is now busy in the sugarhouse operation.
Three years after the first "Ol Wood Stove Evaporator," The Maple Moose is now licensed by the Maine Department of Agriculture to produce and sell Pure Maine Maple Syrup. With a new Leader evaporator, vacuum system and even more maple trees, The Maple Moose is hard working and ever growing.