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First batch of the year has a unique flavour. Hard to find the words to describe it

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Describes my experience:

The first batch of maple syrup each year, often tapped in late winter or early spring, is a special treat.

It’s typically lighter in color and flavor compared to later batches—think delicate, golden hues with a clean, subtle sweetness. You might notice a fresh, almost floral taste, with hints of vanilla or caramel that dance on your tongue without overwhelming it

It’s less robust than the darker, richer syrups that come as the season progresses, but there’s a crisp, pure quality to it, like the essence of the maple tree waking up after a long winter

The texture is smooth and slightly runny, coating your palate just enough to leave you wanting another taste. It’s nature’s way of easing into the season—gentle, bright, and full of promise

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Amazing!

This brings back so many vivid memories of my childhood: from cleaning bugs out of the sap pails to the smell of the boil on the kitchen table hotplates for days

It’s a very memorable smell. A subtle, fragrant sweetness