Discover Pure Maine Maple Syrup and Handmade Treats in Easton, ME

The Maple Moose produces pure Grade A maple syrup in dark and amber varieties, handmade candies, maple cream, and specialty treats from a family-run sugarhouse in Easton, ME, with nationwide shipping and seasonal farm tours.

Maple syrup production begins with tapping trees in early spring, collecting sap, boiling it in an evaporator, and bottling each batch by hand without additives.

The Maple Moose follows traditional Maine methods used by sugarhouses for generations. Sap flows during the first warm days of spring, and crews collect it from trees on the property.

After collection, the sap is boiled down in the evaporator until it reaches the correct sugar concentration. Every bottle is then filled and sealed on-site. The process preserves pure maple flavor without blending or infusions.

The sugarhouse offers Grade A Dark in plastic jugs and Grade A Amber in glass bottles, each delivering distinct flavor profiles for different uses.

Dark syrup provides a robust, full maple taste ideal for baking and cooking. Amber syrup has a smooth, classic flavor that works well on pancakes and waffles. Both grades are made from the same sap collected on the farm, with timing and boiling methods creating the difference in color and intensity.

Customers can choose sizes for personal use, gifts, or wholesale orders. Restaurants and retailers are welcome to contact the sugarhouse for bulk pricing and large-quantity arrangements.

Yes, The Maple Moose welcomes visitors year-round for private tours that show the maple-making process from tree to bottle, with advance booking by phone.

Each tour includes a look inside the sugarhouse, an overview of how sap becomes syrup, and seasonal demonstrations. Guests can taste fresh maple products and learn about traditional methods still used on the farm.

Tours are suitable for families, school groups, and anyone interested in authentic Maine maple production. The experience remains consistent throughout the year, offering hands-on education no matter when you schedule your visit.

Maine Maple Sunday Weekend falls on the fourth Sunday in March each year, bringing families to participating sugarhouses like The Maple Moose for live demos, tastings, and seasonal fun.

The event is organized by the Maine Maple Producers Association, and The Maple Moose is a proud member listed on the official map and website. Visitors can explore the property, sample fresh syrup and candy, and see production in action during peak sugaring season.

Aroostook County winters make early spring the ideal time for sap flow, and Maple Sunday aligns with this natural window. Channel X Radio 97.7 airs event details each March, so tune in for updates before you plan your trip.

The Maple Moose ships maple syrup, candies, cream, and gift sets nationwide through UPS and USPS. Whether you order online or visit the farm in person, you are supporting a small family operation dedicated to pure, local Maine maple.

Schedule your tour or place an order today by calling 207-768-1062.