Cinnamon Infused Maple Syrup is a delightful blend of rich, amber maple syrup, and warm, aromatic cinnamon sticks. Handcrafted with the finest ingredients, this unique infusion elevates the traditional maple flavor with a cozy, spicy twist. Whether drizzled over pancakes, stirred into coffee, or used as a sweetener in baked goods, this syrup brings a comforting warmth that turns ordinary meals into extraordinary experiences.
Vanilla bean infused maple syrup is a luxurious treat that elevates the classic sweetness of pure maple syrup with a hint of vanilla. Whole beans are aged in the finest maple syrup, allowing their rich essence to meld seamlessly with the syrup’s natural caramel notes. The result offers a complex, multi-layered flavor experience, where the smooth, buttery vanilla complements the deep, earthy sweetness of the maple.
Nova Maple Syrup is family produced in Pennsylvania, sustainably harvested from our own forests. We pride ourselves on making the best syrup possible, and are confident you’ll enjoy eating it as much as we enjoy making it
About the product
• 100% Pure, all natural, maple syrup
• Aged in reclaimed oak bourbon barrels
• Grade A - Best flavor and color available. Made in the USA
• Sustainably harvested from our Pennsylvania hardwood forests
• Family owned and operated
International Grading System
International Grading System - Nova Maple Syrup uses the new International Grading System that took effect in April 2015. All of the syrup we sell is Grade-A, though the sub-grades will vary based on the weather, trees, and individual season. We ship Grade-A Golden Delicate Taste, Amber Rich, Dark Robust, and Very Dark Strong. We will NOT ship the new Grade-B Commercial (formerly Grade-C) syrup. Darker syrup has a stronger maple flavor than lighter colored maple syrup, and is no way inferior. Both are equally as sweet and are comprised of 67% all natural sugar and 33% water. It all comes down to personal taste preference.
Tapping
We tap both hard (sugar) and soft (red) maple trees across four properties in January or February, depending on winter temperature forecasts. Tubing is set up throughout the woods, connecting all maple trees to a vacuum pump which helps to pull sap from the trees. Maple sap is clear and looks like water when it comes out of the tree, and can range from 1-3% sugar content.
Boiling
Collected maple sap is run through a reverse osmosis (RO) system to increase the sugar content before it is pumped into our evaporator. This makes the boiling process more efficient. The process also uses a steam recovery system in order to save as much fuel oil as possible. Maple syrup is ready to be ‘drawn off’ the evaporator and pumped through a filter press when it is 67% sugar. From there, it is either bottled immediately, or pumped into food-grade barrels for future use.
Bottling
Maple Syrup is bottled at a high temperature (160-180 degrees) to eliminate any bacteria growth. During this process, it is filtered one last time before being sealed and sent to customers.
Making Other Products
Throughout the rest of the year, we continually use the syrup we stored in barrels to make our other products: sugar, cream, and candy. Each product has its own unique process that delivers delicious results.