A family farm on a hill in Mulmur.
Mulmur, Ontario
Peter Walker bought the property in 1988 and built the sugarhouse himself. He picked the highest point on the land — said he wanted somewhere he could see for a long way. His son Dave runs the operation now: a hundred trees hand-tapped each spring, a wood-fired evaporator, apples pressed for cider every fall. The name comes from the view.
Sap to syrup
The slow way is the only way.
- Hand-tap 100 maples on the property
- Collect sap by bucket, day after day
- Boil over a wood fire, no shortcuts
- Bottle the same day, while it's still warm
Three grades, one season
Golden, Amber, Very Dark.
Early season
Golden
Delicate, vanilla, mellow.
Mid season
Amber
Round, classic, warm.
Late season
Very Dark
Bold, deep, almost cocoa.
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Our Promise
What we’re about.
Where
Mulmur, Ontario · one hilltop, one orchard
What
Maple syrup & fresh apple cider, nothing else
Small farm, slow work.
When
Sugaring late winter, cider late fall
Why
Because someone built this place to last
Where
Mulmur, Ontario · one hilltop, one orchard
What
Maple syrup & fresh apple cider, nothing else
Small farm, slow work.
When
Sugaring late winter, cider late fall
Why
Because someone built this place to last
If you’re ever up our way, come by the sugarhouse.
We’re a small operation. Most days you’ll find me by the evaporator. Bring a jar — we’ll fill it.
Sincerely, Dave
Longview Farm · Mulmur, Ontario
From the farm
Do it all with Golden, Amber & Very Dark.
One season, three grades, four sizes. Pour it on pancakes, finish a glaze, or stir it into coffee — same syrup, different mood.
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Sugarhouse in February
Wood-fired finish
Snow day, syrup snow candy
Sunday pancakes, Amber pour
Glazed carrots, Very Dark
Holiday hostess gift
Golden in cold brew
Cider-glazed pork shoulder
Sugarhouse in February
Wood-fired finish
Snow day, syrup snow candy