Our maple sugaring operation is a family affair. In 1970, Albert Wood, with the help of his uncle Donald Wood and the county forester, piped up the sugarbush in South Kirby, Vermont. For the next thirty-four years, Albert produced maple syrup with his sons Roger, Alan, and Jim in the family sugarhouse on the southeast side of Kirby Mountain.

The family has continued the sugaring tradition ever since, gathering each spring in the sugarbush to tap trees and boil as the snow melts. In 2015, Roger and Jim, along with Roger's sons Kevin Matte and Andy Wood, formed Kirby Mountain Maple, LLC. Recent years have brought many modernizations, including a new wood-fired sugarhouse and reverse osmosis unit, and we're still doing what we love - making the light, golden delicate syrup we are known for. 

We are a proud member of the Caledonia Maple Sugar Makers Association.