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    We tried these babies a couple of years ago. Excellent cocktail...

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    1 ½ ounces bourbon
    ½ ounce fresh lime juice
    ½ ounce pure maple syrup
    1 ounce ginger beer or ginger ale
    Lime wheel for garnish
    Combine bourbon, lime juice and maple syrup in a mixing glass.
    Add ice and shake vigorously.
    Strain into a rocks glass filled with ice and top with ginger beer. Garnish with a lime wheel.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SGFarm View Post
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    There is a micro brewery here in Ottawa that does a special brew in the spring each year replacing the water with sap for a maple beer.

    http://www.heritagebrewing.com/seasonal.html
    Ooh thanks, want to go check it out!

    A friend of mine works at Upper Canada Village, told me about a nice little Maple Fizz (non-alcoholic), which is maple syrup combined with soda water. Haven't tried it yet but now that I have lots of syrup, plan to put aside a 2l jar for experimentation purposes ;-)
    Been tapping since 2008.
    2018 - 17 taps/7 trees...819l sap, approx 28l syrup
    2019 - 18 taps/8 trees...585l sap, 28l syrup...21:1 ratio
    2020 - 18 taps/8 trees...890.04l sap...gave away about 170l, 30l snafu'd....23l total for me from approx 690l
    2021 - 18 taps/8 trees...395l sap, 12 l syrup
    2022 - 18 taps/8 trees....7 sugars 1 red due to #2 having surgery so had the season off....582l sap, 18.5l syrup
    2023 - 18 taps/8 trees...all sugars again. 807l sap, so far approx 14l syrup

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    We claim that we have found the WMDs (Whiskey Maple Drinks):

    Equal parts Black Velvet (whatever) and "nearup" - the hotter the better and the "nearer" the better, but serve it in a nice glass!
    10 gals. in 2011 with 32 taps - all buckets and 2 turkey roasters
    2012,2013 & 2014: Patrick Phaneuf 2 x 4 flat pan (again about 10 gallons)
    2015: Smoky Lake Maple 2X6 with homemade arch & 70 taps (Woo-Hoo)!!!
    Wife is actually excited!!!

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    Sortilege on the rocks is a great after dinner drink. Smooooth.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wnybassman View Post
    I tried a Saranac Maple Porter a month or so ago. Not sure if real maple syrup was in them or not, and I did try four of them just to make sure I didn't like them but I would rather not have one ever again.
    I don't care for it either. The Labatt Maple beer is worse. It seems like whenever brewers try to make a maple beer it always tastes like the artificial maple flavors used in fake maple syrup. I hate that flavor.
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    Not finding it mentioned yet, but I poured some maple syrup into my root beer float tonight and it was **** good. Will do that again.
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    2015 - Small operation. 25 buckets. One excited 5 year old and one 35 year old that feels 5 again.
    2016 - One year older. New Homemade 2x4 Arch, Smoky Lake Pan and looking at 52 maples, 17 box elders and 2 walnut trees.
    2017 - Shurflo 4008 hooked to 42 stingy silver maples and a few Norways. A couple buckets on sugars and Norways. 10 box elders.
    2018 - ...a few more taps.
    2019 - ...more taps on 3/16 gravity. This spiral is heading downward in a hurry.
    2020 - 4x400 RO - RB20 (uh-oh!)

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    Quote Originally Posted by littleTapper View Post
    Not finding it mentioned yet, but I poured some maple syrup into my root beer float tonight and it was **** good. Will do that again.
    try it in Coney Island Root beer (not for children)
    30x8 Leader revolution, wood fired blower, steamaway/hood. 903 taps all but 54 on pipeline and 3 vacuum systems. Hauling sap this year with a 99 F350 7.3 diesel dump and of course back up is the Honda 450 and trailer.

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    Got addicted to my version of maplenog over the holidays. Sorry, boring cooked non-alcoholic version. You can not cook it and throw in 3oz bourbon at the end if you'd like I don't trust eggs when I don't own the chickens.

    Ingredients:

    4 egg yolks

    1 pint whole milk

    1 cup heavy cream

    Somewhere between 1/3 and 1/2 cup maple syrup. Right in the middle is good.

    1 teaspoon nutmeg

    Directions:

    In decent-sized bowl, beat egg yolks and mix in maple syrup.

    In saucepan, heat milk, cream and nutmeg just to a boil. Remove from heat and slowly mix it into the the egg/maple syrup mixture. Return mix to pot and heat to 160 degrees.

    Remove from heat. Pour into bowl. Chill. Consume way too rapidly.
    42.82N
    2015 - Small operation. 25 buckets. One excited 5 year old and one 35 year old that feels 5 again.
    2016 - One year older. New Homemade 2x4 Arch, Smoky Lake Pan and looking at 52 maples, 17 box elders and 2 walnut trees.
    2017 - Shurflo 4008 hooked to 42 stingy silver maples and a few Norways. A couple buckets on sugars and Norways. 10 box elders.
    2018 - ...a few more taps.
    2019 - ...more taps on 3/16 gravity. This spiral is heading downward in a hurry.
    2020 - 4x400 RO - RB20 (uh-oh!)

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