Lemon Thyme | Infused Vermont Maple Syrup | Mason Mug
Summer vibes and citrus notes accentuate our seasonal lemon thyme maple syrup infusion. Lemon thyme is native to the Mediterranean region and we are excited to add its vibrant flavor to our Vermont maple syrup. We have become huge fans of this plant as its leaves are edible and go great on salads. The aroma is wonderful and we think it will become your new favorite flavored maple syrup. This is a seasonal release for us and it will not be available year round.
-We recommend removing the lemon thyme sprigs after opening the mason mug.
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Maple Knowledge
Maple syrup is made by removing water from the sap of a maple tree until it reaches a certain density. That’s it, nothing is added and only the water is removed leaving behind the naturally existing vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and the AMAZING flavor found in the tree sap. (Check out our nutrition page for more information)
Vermont broke a record by producing 2.5 million gallons of maple syrup in 2022. New York produced 845,000 gallons and Maine produced 672,000 gallons.
Maple syrup can be used in your coffee as a replacement for cane sugar. It gives the coffee a subtle maple flavor.
Real maple syrup can only be produced during a short period in the spring. There must be freezing temperatures at night and it must warm up enough during the day to thaw out the tree trunks. These conditions that only exist for a few weeks in the spring are what drive all maple syrup production.
We put a sprig from the lemon thyme plant in the syrup as we bottle to allow the flavor to transfer to the syrup.
Lemon Thyme Facts
Lemon Thyme is an herb that originates from the mediterranean region. It has aromatic leaves and they can be used in salads or for any seasoning where a lemon flavor is desired. It is particularly good on chicken and seafood.
Lemon Thyme plants produce beautiful purple flowers that attract many pollinators.
Lemon Thyme is a hardy perennial plant that is easy to grow. It prefers full sun and well drained soils.
Lemon thyme is good for pollinators and it also helps to repel harmful garden pests like tomato hornworms.
Lemon Thyme has health benefits such as antioxidants, vitamin C, vitamin A, calcium and potassium.
Lemon Thyme growing in our garden. It flowers in early July with beautiful purple flowers. Pollinators love it and so do we.
