Wholesale Case of Gallons - Maple Syrup (4/case)

$48.75 signed, sealed, and delivered into your hands is a wicked deal!  Even living in Vermont, never have we seen this price on the shelf, as it is usually only reserved for business to business contracts after negotiation. But we've haggled enough, and are ready to cut to the chase: We want you to enjoy our delicious, wood-fired, organic maple syrup and to share it with those around you. Since it ships in plastic, it also takes a smaller box and less packing material, making the shipping charge the lowest cost/volume of syrup we offer.

Many restauranteurs wonder how to make premium maple syrup work for their breakfast and brunch menus. To offer real Vermont, organic, wood-fired maple syrup as an add on to your pancake, waffle, and general breakfast menu is the bougiest way to go. We’ve found what works in our neck of the woods is to offer 2 oz of syrup in a small stainless steel condiment cup for a modest $1.95-$2 upcharge. This allows you to turn a $50 gallon of syrup into $128 dollars of income for your restaurant. With an opportunity to double your investment and then some, just like that, why not offer your customers the best?

This is our best deal on Rugged Ridge's, all-natural, single ingredient, Wood-Fired, Organic, Pure Vermont Maple Syrup!! Our gallon jug, although less elegant than our beautiful glassware, offers utilitarian practicality that is great for commercial consumers of our syrup and big families alike! We price our gallons extremely competitively. Even compared against nonorganic and oil-fired syrups, you will notice Rugged Ridge’s wood-fired organic goodness is offered at a tremendous value. The plastic jug makes it easier and cheaper to ship, requiring less packing material, and it does not have to be double boxed. It is resistant to drops and easier to handle in a hectic commercial kitchen. Although you cannot see our lovely syrup through the jug, rest assured it is filled with the same, beautiful, rich mapley goodness you'd find in any Rugged Ridge jar.

Ever try maple syrup mixed with ketchup on your home fries? You're welcome!

Spread it on thick!