Butternut Mountain Farm Vermont Maple Syrup, Dark Color & Robust Taste, 100% Pure, 32 fl oz, Allergen-Free

This has been my maple syruo choice for quite some time. I have tried other brands from other stores but do not get the same value. Similar items at other stores are generally more expensive and have no real discernable flavor, consistency, or quality difference. I plan to travel to New England within the next 2 years and get some locally produced maple syrup while there and will update my review if there is a distinct difference in quality. But, to date, this is a very good syrup and the best value for my money.

I typically buy local when it comes to maple syrup but I was out over the holidays and didn't have time to call in an order. I took a chance and bought this in a pinch and I'm so glad I did! It has an amazing taste and the consistency and color is perfect. Tastes just like home!

I had grown up on Mrs. Buttersworth and still enjoy it nostalgically. I enjoy its complex flavor in chai latte, dressings, marinades (especially with chipotle), and breakfast dishes. I am always finding different ways to use it, and I am never disappointed.

I really enjoy this syrup it very tasty and have a good maple flavor no to strong but just the right amount of richness I buy this consistently and find that is very consistent in the texture and overall taste would recommend. I do also love the fact that it's a Canadian product, always a plus I feel like they take pride in their food quality.

I'm from the Northeast I've had maple syrup from all over Vermont, New York, Canada. this is one of the best I've ever had. put it on top of your oatmeal. cream of wheat takes it to the next level. don't forget the grass-fed butter. you can put it on your pancakes. mix them together.

It's better to investment in this natural Maple Syrup than the chemical replicants that are cheaper. The natural flavor and consistency make you feel better compared to the artificial syrup that turns into a type of gelatin that when you look at it doesn't make you feel good that floating around your body.

Now that I'm no longer in New England, there's nothing like a taste of Home when it comes to maple syrup, and this does the trick. Having been to many sugar shacks, and Maine Maple Sunday's over the years, this fulfills all of my maple syrup requirements, %26 we use a lot of maple syrup. It has a lower glycemic index than honey, FYI.

Seeking a good, organic, 100% maple syrup. I don't dislike it, yet I felt that this one doesn't deliver a full maple flavor or consistency that I recall from my younger days. It's in line price wise, yet didn't fully meet my expectations on my pancakes. I will consume all of it, but will try a few other brands. Perhaps my taste buds have changed as I've become older. So much of the syrups sold these days contain HFCS, and/or artificial flavoring, sugar etc. I avoid those fake maple syrups like the plague. At least this one is organic, pure maple syrup.

I've been wanting to try this type of maple syrup for a while and I finally decided to buy a bottle. I'll stick with the less expensive syrup. This is okay but it's very thin and super sweet. I prefer a thicker more smoky maple flavor that's got some sweetness but not so much it tastes like pure sugar. I guess I don't have sophisticated taste buds because I prefer the inexpensive brands of maple syrup.

I really enjoy this syrup and get it often but this last time it went bad and had a huge clump of nasty in it. So I had to throw it out. The cost is comparable and being from VT I prefer syrup from that area. Just super disappointed. I will try it again and I'm hoping it was a fluke.