Grade A Light Amber Maple Syrup

Fancy light amber the first syrup we make in a given season is very clear and light in color with a delightfully mild maple flavor.

Grade a light amber maple syrup.

As the color gets deeper so does the flavor. Now all maple syrup is grade a followed by a color flavor description. Maple syrup is graded based on it s color. Grade a dark color robust taste maple syrup.

You may also be interested in our grade a golden maple syrup jug 56508 sold separately. Perhaps confused by their days in school this system led many people to believe that grade a maple syrup was somehow more refined and of a higher quality than grades b and c. As the days become warmer and longer in sugaring season we produce this full bodied maple syrup grade. Pure vermont maple syrup is made by sustainably collecting fresh delicate sap from the vermont sugar maple trees then boiling it down to remove excess water.

Glass jug holds 8 ounces approx. All of our syrup grades are equal in price. Both the color and the maple flavor are a bit stronger and more intense than the amber rich. Grade a light amber is now grade a golden color delicate taste grade a medium amber is now grade a amber color rich.

Grade a amber has a sweet rich taste. Luckily it didn t go away forever it just got a new name. Now foods certified organic maple syrup grade a amber color 100 pure light delicate flavor certified non gmo 32 ounce 4 7 out of 5 stars 133 24 62 24. Amber s robust flavor is ideal for cooking too.

The lightest colored syrup grade a light amber has the most delicate flavor and grade b dark syrup is much more intense. Grade a amber color with rich taste full bodied in flavor and a good choice for. Grade b us classification. Light transmission is between 44 and 60 4 with a typical maple taste and the color is amber with a mild and sweet maple flavour.

Pure maple syrup is a single ingredient completely natural product with no additives no preservatives and is naturally non gmo gluten free and kosher. In the united states there are five grades. Amber maple syrup has a rich taste that is the perfect complement to a hearty stack of pancakes. It is a delight of native vermonters and connoisseurs of maple syrup.

Before 2014 pure maple syrup was graded using three letters a light b dark and c very dark and only sold commercially. Grade b maple syrup was the secret pick of connoisseurs until it started mysteriously disappeared from shelves.