This Sugar House Is One Of The Hudson Valley’s Best Kept Secrets

Mmm, sugar! Sometimes we just want something sweet. Personally, I love having dark chocolate or when I’m out at a restaurant, a delicious piece of cake is a must!

If I knew that there was a sugar house in the Hudson Valley, I would have wanted to check it out sooner!

This Sugar House Is One Of The Hudson Valley's Best Kept Secrets

There’s a sugar house that exists within the Catskills. This establishment has been a staple within the community for many years. On their website, they have pictures of the sugar house dating back to before 2011. There was an extension that was put on in 2012.

Why Do We Refer To This Building In The Catskills As A Sugar House?

Catskill Mountain Sugar House included pictures on their website on the sugar house. They referred to it as,

“The home of our purely delicious maple syrup.”

Catskill Mountain Sugar House also shared that their syrup is produced on the farms on site. This family owned business takes pride in offering,

“100% Pure New York Maple Syrup”

We can receive the Catskill Mountain Sugar House’s maple syrup in different jug sizes, cases, glass handle options and more. Besides putting maple syrup on pancakes, we can also add it to our yogurts, salad as a dressing and more.

Where Can We Try This Locally Made Maple Syrup In The Hudson Valley?

I’m all about supporting local businesses! It’s fun when we can purchase their goods and use them in our daily lives. In a sense, we give back to the community for making a purchase and they give us what we need.

You may have noticed this maple syrup in Hudson Valley grocery stores. Catskill Mountain Sugar House is the name of the maple syrup that we can find in Adam’s Fairacre Farms locations, Pecks Callicoon in Callicoon, G*Mart in Wurtsboro and more. 

Additional places where we can find Catskill Mountain Sugar House’s products include Main Street Farm in Livingston Manor, Soons Orchards in Hampton, The Grahamsville Deli in Grahamsville and more.

The next time that you’re dining at the Roscoe Diner in Roscoe or Main Street Bistro in New Paltz, you could also try this maple syrup there as well.

Shoutout to the local businesses that keep the world going around and things sweet too!