Banta’s Maple Syrup

03/21/2026

Some of the photos from 2026 sap season!
we’ve been busy making the good stuff!!

02/14/2026

February 13 2023 vs February 13 2026

what a difference three years can make!
We're fixing sap lines and cleaning up the sap lot, but trust us, the syrup's worth it! Down trees and brush won't stop us from getting to the good sticky stuff, and neither will a little snow. We're working on it!
Check us out! 🍁🍁🍁

12/05/2025

Cant wait to see you all tomorrow for our last fair of the year!! 🍁🍁

10/25/2025

10/13/2025

It's time to get your pickle on at the Rosendale International Pickle Festival!! Anita's taking a well-deserved breather, but we've got not one, but two Jen's to keep the pickle party going! See you all there! Rosendale International Pickle Festival
Kevin BantaJennifer Gough Jennifer Paes

08/29/2025

No sweat if it slips your mind, Banta’s Maple Syrup has got the sticky stuff to make it stick! So don't forget to mark that calendar, or you'll be in a pickle! Rosendale International Pickle Festival 🍁🍁🍁
Jennifer Gough Kevin Banta Anita Banta

03/08/2025

Our first official 2025 maple syrup was made the other night! Our Sap dog Rosie approves and so do we! Jennifer Gough Kevin Banta

02/25/2025

It’s sap timeeeee! Sap is running and so are we!
Kevin Banta
Ron Hamilton also thanks for the pics!
Jennifer Gough
Can’t wait to be in the sap house boiling the good stuff!

02/16/2025

What's the plan for a snow day? Before we started digging ourselves out, we whipped up some fluffy pancakes with homemade maple syrup - talk about a sweet start to a snow-tastic day!

01/24/2025

I heard through the sapline that someone was checking things out in the maple lot today and getting the pump ready for some sap donations! (See what I did there?) haha
Check us out!

12/17/2024

Go for a visit!

Jason Gaidies, who just opened Joppenbergh Gap Distilling in Tillson in mid-November, hasn’t given up his day job just yet. But if the place really takes off, he might have to. A Lomontville native who grew up in Stone Ridge, Gaidies learned to work on airplane engines at Embry-Riddle Aeronautica