Nice little family owned maple syrup operation. The trees are our back and all the syrup (various grades available) is produced on sight. On showing some interest I was given a tour of the operation. The matriarch and patriarch of the family are crafty and there are various folks art pieces available. They were reasonably priced and we picked up some stuff for family. There was various preserves and other oft maple-centric foods available. Every second house seems to sell maple syrup in this area, but I suspect most of this comes from the grocery store. They were clearly the real deal. Various sizes available. We bought a quart for just under $15. When we arrived the family came out of the house and opened up the shop. So if no one is there when you first pull in I would just wait a few moments. read more

The women that runs the Sugarhouse ( Gloria Rowell ) is one of the nicest lady. Ok, honestly she is my Grammy. She loves to explain the history behind the farm, and loves to socialize with the wonderful people that come into the Sugarhouse. I have truly learned a lot from her and my grandfather, and I hope to be them some day. No, I was not told to make this review. If you want some good old Vermont syrup I totally recommend Rowell's Sugarhouse. read more