I met this establishment at "Copleys Farmers Market". This market runs June -October , 10:00am -…read more6:00pm. It's located outside of the Boston Public Library on Boylston Street. Parking is difficult on the street but they have a garage less than half a block that's reasonably priced. The vendor was super friendly and welcoming. The maple syrup is to die for. I bought to home & Yum ! I also had the pleasure of trying all the samples they had of different kinds of maples & Yum ! The price is reasonable for the high quality and freshness.

Bri spent 25 minutes giving my friends and me an extensive run down of the syrup making process,…read morejust before letting us try each type of syrup they had in stock. The place itself was charming and welcoming! I would highly recommend the syrup itself as well! Make sure to ask all about the family who owns the place because their story is so wholesome!

A friendly couple run this small shop . The lady offered tasting of the different varieties and…read moreshared a detailed background to maple tapping and extraction techniques. We picked up the dark and medium varieties and loved both . It was fragrant , robust and had an intense aromatic flavor. Dark was my favorite. The shop was like a museum with various maple syrup containers stored as collectibles around the shop . The owner lady proudly showed us around her collection making it a memorable experience

I was on the hunt for maple syrup to bring back home to my friends. Stowe Maple Products was…read morerecommended to me and, based on their business name, it seemed like the perfect place for my maple product needs. The building is small with two shelves of maple products and surrounded by many ribbons proclaiming their award-winning work. In fact, the owner was making a batch of maple syrup when I walked in and he offered me a fresh, still warm free sample. The sweet and light flavor was delightful!

This is one of the best family farms that I've ever been to. You have to enjoy maple syrup when…read moreyou're in Vermont and we had heard that Goodrich's was the place to visit. This is a family-run farm and the owners spent a lot of time teaching us about the sugaring process and how they run their farm. We were lucky to be visiting on a sugaring day and it was one of the best smells I've ever experienced. They also have a syrup tasting area and they darker grade syrups were so much better than anything I've had before. To top it off, the owners offered us a sample of local gelato made with their maple syrup and the sample ended up being a 1/2 cup of gelato, which was just so nice of them. This is a great place to visit and I would go back in a heartbeat!

Small, family run maple farm, with a lot of charm. Don't expect a huge gift shop with hundreds of…read moremaple items, just the good stuff--quality products. I'm so glad we stopped by on our way to Cabot Creamery. This was probably the highlight of our Vermont adventure other than the foliage (Cabot and B&J's weren't so great, frankly). The owner was very personable and affable. There was an air of authenticity and pride to the whole operation. We walked out with an assortment of gifts, maple butter, maple sugar, candies, etc. Oh and syrup...oh the syrup...

What a great spot! This store is huge and spacious. They have several cheese types for sampling…read moresuch as Seriously Sharp, Extra Sharp, Habanero, Muenster, etc. throughout the store. They sell gifts, silverware, cups, b owls, napkins, cutting boards, maple syrups from local spots (of course!), cookies, snacks, knickknacks, sodas, ice cream, and much more! Definitely worth stopping in! We bought a maple-leaf-shaped glass bottle of local syrup plus a maple soda, both of which were oh so incredible.

What store in a tourist driven area doesn't open until 10:30am and closes at 5 pm? I thought I…read morewould stop and pick up some cheese on my way south. I hadn't looked at the hours before I stopped because I thought for sure they would be open by 9:00 am. I love Cabot Cheese, but was really disappointed by the hours. I guess they are only catering to locals or people who are in the area for a while. I don't feel right about leaving stars, when I couldn't even get in the store. I would ask them to reconsider their hours of operations to accommodate more people. Since I can't leave a review without giving stars. Cabot cheese is good but one star because I couldn't even get in the store.

Great Syrup, great family, support local…read more (And the hotdogs during open house aren't bad either)

Our family is from Washington, DC and we discovered this family-run business on a fall trip to…read moreVermont. Their syrup tastes absolutely delicious and far better than anything that we can get locally, even from gourmet retail stores. We've been ordering from Sugartree Maple Farm for several years now and the customer service is excellent and orders are always received promptly. I love the fact that my husband (who was raised on Log Cabin - shudder) and my family have become such huge fans of this syrup and really understand now the difference in taste and quality. In addition to the usual brunch foods, I also use it in savory cooking like roasted squash and braised pork loin, where the real maple flavor always shines through. So pleased that this small business provides such high quality product. Thanks Sugartree Maple Farm!

I love this place since 1960!! Cute place and nice people. Take a dip in joes pond! Iff hin…read moreGrxfhuv jigg

What a wonderful old time general store! The home baked goods are delicious. I always stop by there…read morewhenever I am in the Northeast Kingdom.

Stowe Mercantile is a fantastic shop on Main Street Stowe. They have a lovely women's clothing…read moreboutique upstairs. The clothing offerings were so cute. I had to purchase a dress. The service was friendly and the staff were enthusiastic to help me. The downstairs level has a great assortment of homewares, souvenirs, and local food items. We bought a few jams from a local Vermont company for ourselves and as gifts for family members. I loved the large selection and spent a good 30 mins browsing. Very enjoyable experience and atmosphere. The store has sampling stations throughout so you can taste the products before purchasing. I also enjoyed the fun photo opportunity in store. They had an old ski lift car you could sit in for pics.

I really wanted to love this place... and did up to a point. They have all kinds of things to…read morebuy... some are touristy and souvenir in nature, but other things are interesting, fun or even pretty. The problem I had with Stowe Mercantile is that I found out they severely price-gauge the consumer. Let's be honest... I'm sure I've overpaid for plenty of stuff in my time. Of course I have, and I'd do it again if I really want to. However, something just rubbed me the wrong way in this place. I was looking at some "Princess" game for my granddaughter. I saw the retail price was $14, and the store sticker price was $21 or $22. I just put the game down when I saw that... and they were blatant about it... didn't even try to cover over the retail price. They placed the store sticker right next to the original price. That was a bridge too far, and I just got pissed off and didn't want to support this store... so I didn't.

Best bacon, pork chop and Rib Eye, I ever had! Also loved the maple syrup they sold at the farm. So…read moreglad that you have offered free delivery to NYC. Just placed another order! Great job guys!