Consumer Reports says BJ's and Target's brand maple syrup tastes better than Vermont Maple syrup. What say you?gudetama-of-the-wood t1_j3bl1bi wrote
You might assume that Costco or target brands are from other states, but they very well could be Vermont makers. The producers of store brands or origins are never well marked. You can drop in the store in Colchester and buy syrup made in Vermont. Pretty sure they don’t sell other non Vermont syrup for fear of riots.
Most consumers have clued in on this and will buy based on their wallet.
Either way, good advertising for Butternut.
WantDastardlyBack t1_j3bns4c wrote
Costco here is a Vermont syrup. I can't speak for other states, but I've bought Costco's syrup when my usual supplier didn't have any, and it's from Coombs Family Farm in Brattleboro.
feistygerbils t1_j3dqks6 wrote
I purchased a quart recently from Costco in Montana and it was from Canada, "Grade A, Amber Color." I prefer dark but haven't seen that anywhere in the west for a while.
worps1 t1_j3fru87 wrote
How do you know it’s from Coombs?
WantDastardlyBack t1_j3gnui1 wrote
It says it right on the bottle.
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