SUNAPEE, NEW HAMPSHIRE Wood fire. Rich maple. Good company.

WOOD-FIRED MAPLE SYRUP

Wood fire.
Pure maple.
Worth savoring.

At Knolltop Farm, we boil over a wood fire. It’s the heart of our syrup: rich maple flavor, a carefully tended boil, and a taste of Sunapee in every pour.

A sugar maker loading split firewood into the glowing firebox beneath the steaming evaporator at Knolltop Farm

THE FIRE IS PART OF THE STORY

Wood-fired.
Flavor first.

A stack of firewood. A rising cloud of steam. Rich maple flavor that brings you back for another pour.

We keep the wood fire at the center of how we make our syrup. From tending the boil to sharing the finished maple, this is the part of sugaring we love—and the taste we want to bring to your table.

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BEFORE THE FIRE, THE FOREST

It starts
with the trees.

Out in the woods, the maple season begins. Tapping the trees and collecting sap comes before the steam, the wood fire, and that first pour of syrup.

Blue sap collection tubing running between maple trees in the woods
Two people working at a maple tree with blue sap tubing in the snowy woods

BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY

Sticky hands.
Snowy boots.
Good memories.

A smiling young helper beside a sap bucket on a maple tree, in a photo dated February 26, 2002
A young helper beside a sap collection tank in the bed of a red pickup in the snowy woods
A playful winter scene with a fishing rod and a large decorative fish among snow-covered maple trees