Unfiltered Pure Maple Syrup, 1/2 Gallon Jug Grade, A Very Dark

I am still looking for that REAL MAPLE TASTE of my youth. No one seems to have that any more, makes me think that everyone cuts their products. Makes me super sad. I will continue to get this product until I find something better.

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I love maple syrup and have been buying it for many years from stores or on Amazon. Old State syrup is at least 5 to 10 times as "maple-y" as any of the others. And you get the added bonus of it being much more nutritious than those other syrups.
Like the reviewer above, I read what filtering removes in the way of nutrients and that started me off on an internet search to find unfiltered syrup ... which is how I found Old State Farms here.
I love just sipping the syrup out of the bottle (or guzzling it...) and I like making a detoxifying lemonade with fresh lemon juice, maple syrup and a touch of cayenne. I experimented with making maple cookies or maple cake but was unable discover a recipe which gave me enough maple taste to satisfy me. Then I found I can take this syrup and heat it up to 240 degrees Fahrenheit to make an intense pure maple frosting that's simply terrific on any kind of yellow cake or spongecake. (I would try it on a chocolate cake, but I think the chocolate would detract from the maple flavor I love.)
You can bet I'll be buying Old State's unfiltered syrup for many years to come!

Love the smell and taste of this syrup. Great!

Nice to know I am adding healthy minerals in sweetness to my coffee. Keep up the purity of your products. Thanks

My favorite of the Very Dark brands I’ve tried. The extra minerals definitely add to depth of the flavor. I swirl the bottle before pouring, to keep the minerals from settling. Still, there is a little bit of sediment noticeable in the last drops. When I rinse the bottle with water, even without much sweetness remaining in the rinse water, I enjoy the last taste of the minerals. It may not be for everyone, but it’s for me. I normally order from only Vermont farms (even avoiding Canadian competitors) and I’ll admit I was skeptical of what I’d get from neighboring PA, but I was pleasantly surprised. I read on another site about the filtering process, which led me to search for unfiltered syrup, and I’m so glad I ended up here. The tree does so much work to make the sap and uptake the minerals from the soil; seems a shame to just filter it out. Also, although I didn’t measure my blood glucose response, it did seem like a milder sugar rush (I guzzle it...don’t judge!) than other syrups.