03/21/2024
🍁 We WILL NOT BE hosting Maine Maple Sunday as we have retired from our maple business. Thank you! 🍁
Robinson Family Maple, LLC.
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Producing and selling delicious 100% pure maple syrup from the beautiful state of Maine
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North Yarmouth, ME
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Robinson Family Maple, LLC. is located in North Yarmouth, Maine and is owned and operated by Eric and Patti Robinson. Our sugar shack sits on 28 beautifully wooded acres, which was once part of Patti’s grandparents’ 100 acre farm.
Robinson Family Maple, LLC is a Maine Licensed Maple Syrup Producer and is a member of the Maine Maple Producers Association and the Southern Maine Maple Sugarmakers Association. We are proud to be producing great tasting Pure Maine Maple Syrup and are excited to be able to offer this to the public.
Our early beginnings:
In 2007, Patti’s mother, Norma Soucie, bought Eric his first 5 buckets for his birthday because Eric thought he might like to try producing maple syrup. Each year since then, we have been producing maple syrup for friends and family, adding more buckets every year until we eventually started using tubing. We have gone from tapping just 5 trees that first year to 130 as of today, with the potential to tap around 1,000. We have gone from boiling sap outside in steam pans and a 2x4 flat pan to this year building a sugar shack. This effort has been a full family effort thanks to the generous efforts of our children, grandchildren, and families. We also upgraded our 2 x 4 flat pan to a more efficient 2 x 4 drop flue pan set, which has been a wonderful addition. The one thing that hasn't changed over the past 13 years, however, is that we’ve cooked every single drop of sap on an old woodstove that Patti’s grandfather made over 30 years ago. We know that he would have enjoyed this process as much as we have.
