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Hamiltons Maple Syrup Products is a producer of high quality maple syrup located in the north central hills of Pennsylvania's prime maple hardwood area and vacation destination, Potter County, Pa, also known as God's Country. Our sugarbush consists of around 5000 maple taps on a variety of different properties from family owned properties to leased properties. The Hamilton family has been producing maple syrup for over 5 generations and plans are going forward well into the next generation. We can supply all of your maple product needs from any grade of maple syrup to maple cream to maple candy and even maple sugar. Gift boxes are available as well as all of our maple products at our website http://www.puremapleproducts.com/ where we will ship to the entire US and around the world.
(This listing was last updated on Feb 1, 2012)
Location
19 Bunnel Rd
Ulysses, PA 16948
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Contact Information
Marshall Hamilton
www.puremapleproducts.com
814-848-9853
Farmers' Market
Schedule and Location:
Potter Tioga Maple Festival
Courthouse Square Main Street
Route 6
Coudersport, PA 16915
First Weekend Every May
Farm Stand
Schedule and Location:
Our farm store and sugar shack is located at
19 Bunnel Rd
Ulysses, PA 16948
We are open most everyday from
8:00 am to 5:00 pm daily
please call 814.848.9853 just to make sure.
You are also invited to visit our website at
http://www.puremapleproducts.com
to see all our delicious healthy maple syrup, cream, candy, maple recipes and a lot more that will satisfy any sweet tooth.
Farming Practices:
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conventional
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HAMILTONS TAKE TOP FARM SHOW AWARDS FOR THEIR MAPLE SYRUP. Larry and Phyllis Hamilton owners of Hamiltons Maple Products, overcame some sweet competition to capture the prestigious "Premier Exhibitor Award" in the maple syrup contest at the 2008 Pennsylvania Farm Show. The Hamiltons also took two firsts and five second places in the other maple syrup competition. Hamiltons also won Premier Exhibitor in 1998 and 2002 and best maple syrup of show at the Farm Show in 1998 and 2006.
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