Extra Rare Amber Maple Syrup 16.9 fl oz Grade A Canada

UPDATE: I JUST RECEIVED MY SECOND BOTTLE OF THIS AMAZING SYRUP. I HAD TO BUY A SECOND BOTTLE BECAUSE I OPENED THE FIRST ONE A COUPLE DAYS AGO. I BOUGHT THE SECOND ONE FOR DISPLAY IN MY MAPLE SYRUP BOTTLE/CAN COLLECTION, SOME ARE VINTAGE ONES FROM THE 1930'S AND 40'S!! WOW, WHAT ELSE CAN I SAY ABOUT THIS SUPERB "EXTRA RARE AMBER" GRADE A MAPLE SYRUP. THE FLAVOR OF THIS SYRUP IS AMAZING, GREAT MAPLE TASTE, NOT TO STRONG AND NOT TO LIGHT, JUST PERFECT! IT HAS THE PERFECT COLOR AND CONSISTENCY, SUPERBLY SEALED IN A GLASS BOTTLE WHICH IN MY OPINION IS THE BEST WAY TO STORE SYRUP IN!! IT MAY COST A BIT MORE BUT IT IS WELL WORTH THE MONEY! I COMPARE THIS FINE SYRUP TO THE FINEST FINE WINES OF FRANCE AND ITALY!!

It's delicious I made maple fudge !

Last year, good friends of ours took a trip to Canada. When they returned, they came bearing gifts, one of which was an unassuming bottle of pure Canadian Maple Syrup. It was a cool-looking bottle, but other than that, I initially didn't give it too much thought (I don't have a sweet-tooth). A few weekends later, we were having pancakes for breakfast, and I had suggested we open the bottle and give it a go. That day changed my pancake-eating life forever. After tasting pure Canadian Maple, I literally went to our pantry, and threw our Aunt Jemima crap straight into the garbage. Fast forward to this fine bottle of Amber Nirvana. Listen - if for some reason you have never had the opportunity to directly compare pure Canadian Maple vs our ultra-processed High Fructose Corn Syrup passed off as maple syrup - you need to do that now. I guarantee you will wonder why we are giving that crap to our kids. I know there is a steep price difference - but if you eat pancakes so often that you would go through a bottle of this every week, then you may have other health-related issues that you want to consider getting checked out. Yes - you pay a premium for this - but it is THAT good. This Maple Syrup is absolutely delicious, without being cloyingly sweet. It is the PERFECT compliment to your pancakes, or waffles, etc. Unless you eat pancakes every day - treat yourself to a bottle of this, compare it to Aunt Jemima, or Log Cabin, and consider if the $20-$25 price tag is worth it, since a bottle should typically last MONTHS. For my family and I...it is. While expensive compared to say, complete processed garbage, I'll gladly pay it and support the 100% natural ingredients found here. If there are two things in this world the Canadians know better than just about anyone else, it's Hockey and pure Maple Syrup - both of which I love. Oh Canada indeed!

Gave this as a gift to a friend and she loved it. Said she would never go back to grocery store maple syrup

I was a little trepidatious about buying a bottle of anything, let alone if that something costs over $20, that didn't have Mrs. Butterworth on the label (not that I'd ever pay over $20 for Mrs. Butterworth). Suburban upbringing aside, I was concerned I'd be drinking what you'd imagine tree sap would taste like. I took a guess as to which color to buy and picked the one that looked least like grocery store syrup. It's a beautiful bottle with that red amber color and snowy wax top. (Getting that wax off is another story, but I eventually got it off with the least damage to the plastic cap underneath.) I ordered pancakes from the best (OPH) and have to admit it is pretty tasty considering I can't process butter and have to eat them with just syrup. I left off a star on each category because nothing about this purchase was absolutely transcendent, but it is definitely a fine product worth the asking price and would make a superb gift for the syrup connoisseur.

This is the best quality maple syrup that I’ve ever had Keep in mind that you’re paying for premium product The package was nicely done to protect the golden liquid inside :)

Been using real maple syrup for many many years. Typically have been buying Costco or trader joes since they are less or supermarket store brands. But man, this stuff is like the fine wine of maple syrup. It really does have a unique flavor and aroma. It is subtle and just elevates anything you put it on. I've had the darker one and the extra rare. Darker late harvest is stronger but still amazingly better than other darks I've had. the rare is really just a knock out if you dont need the stronger maple flavor but it still rocks the waffles. Great to cook with too. I love adding it to dishes to get a mild note of maple to counter the saltiness of other ingredients. Like roasted Brussels or carrots or onions. Hell you could put this stuff on anything and it makes it better. Yes... I know it is a ton of money. But in this case you get what you pay for.

I saw the positive reviews for this Canadian syrup and totally concur. The taste and aroma is subtly maple. Not overpowering and you just need a little bit on your waffles or French toast. A little goes a long way. The white wax encasement covering the bottle cap does take a little bit of work to peel off but understandably, it does keep it fresh until opened. Remember to store it in the fridge after first use. Thanks, Amazon for having it available! :)

The best tasting maple syrup i have tried. Goes great with porridge and pancakes. Lovely glass bottle and lasts for ages once opened if kept in fridge.

Excellent produit On y revient toujours quand il est disponible.

Es el mejor que he probado. Es caro, pero algún caprichito hay que darse.

Really happy with this maple syrup. The flavor is smooth and rich without being overly sweet, and it has a nice natural maple taste that works really well on pancakes and waffles. The glass bottle also gives it a more premium feel, and the 500 ml size is a good amount without taking up too much space in the fridge. I’ve also used it in baking and sauces with great results. Overall, a very good quality maple syrup with great flavor. I would definitely buy it again.

c'est hyper cher, mais cette année là, j'avais décidé de me faire un cadeau. quand on aime le sirop d'érable, on l'aime. maintenant, est-ce que le goût vaut la différence de prix? pas pour moi. je trouve de très bons sirops d'érable dans les commerces bio, je n'ai pas le palais suffisamment fin pour apprécier ces petites différences. je suis contente d'avoir testé, mais probablement que je n'en rachèterai plus.