maple syrup

It's one of the best parts about living in Maine. No, I'm not talking about shoveling your driveway or paying crazy amounts of excise tax

Sugar Houses across the state are planning to open for a second, and possibly third weekend to make up for the poor turnout.

Alright, so we know that Maine winters like to stick around a little bit longer than the other seasons, but with spring on deck, here’s what to look out for.

Mmmmm, mmm. If you love this liquid ambrosia of the Northeast, you'll be thrilled to hear that Maine Maple Sunday is just over three weeks away.

Ever wonder how that maple syrup makes its way onto your pancakes? This Mainah shows us how!

Every year, on the fourth Sunday in March, participating Maine sugarhouses host tours and samples of their syrup and other treats.

Meet L.A. Beast. Competitive eater and all-around crazy human. L.A is the man who eats lightbulbs for fun. He drinks gallons of honey with his face covered in bees. And this week he broke a record that should make Mainers stand up and cheer.

Did you know we had a whole day just to celebrate Maine Maple Syrup?! Yes - it exists, and it's this weekend!

The United States and Canada have produced a record amount of maple syrup this year, thanks to an extended season with low temperatures and more people getting into the business or expanding their operations.

Maine Gov. Paul LePage is kicking off the maple syrup season by tapping a tree on the Blaine House lawn.