This is a father/son operation (hobby). They own a farm, and work on this together for the joy of it.
So far, every year they reinvest all profits into upgrades to become more efficient. Talk about a stainless steel fetish, OMG!
They started very small, and keep growing. Last year they had 200 taps, this year 700, and next 1500-2000 hopefully.
Thank you all for your interest and purchased. Let me share a today story.
The father and wife, myself and wife and another couple returned from Seattle on our first red eye.(Our son was married on Saturday and it was the most beautiful wedding I've ever experienced.) After the flight, we are eating lunch, dead to the world, the phone rings. It's Pete's boy, Pete jr.
"Dad, what the hell did Terry do? The phone is ringing and I'm getting steady emails." So Pete asks me, and I told him while waiting for our flight,
I posted on my favorite forum. He repeats this and says" well, you better get going and ship those orders." We all had a good laugh over this.
So again thanks all very much for your orders.
Please post comments when you try your syrup. If everyone is happy, I'll post every year, and either Pete or myself will contribute to the site.
Phil- The people that like "B" are more hard core. Some cook with it, and the rest just love it. If you haven't had a lot of real syrup, I would go with the fancy. Or a small order of each.
What do I like syrup on?
In a shot glass-I'm serious.
Plane donut. Or cider donut. Put donut in bowl, pour in just enough syrup to start to float donut, heat it up a little.
Apple pie.
Apple crisp.
Vanilla ice cream.
Of course waffles, pancakes, French toast. Add a couple of eggs, and believe it or not, a couple of pan fried skin on hotdogs (instead of sausage, ham, or bacon) with syrup on everything. I grew up on this.
Thanks again,
Terry