In 1928, Paul Anderson first shared the distinct taste of Wisconsin's Northwoods in tins of his delicately sweet maple syrup. Three generations later, the Anderson family carries on its sugar-making heritage by bottling pure maple syrup from the same sugarbush their grandfather tapped for so many hears.
In 1928, Paul Anderson first shared the distinct taste of Wisconsin's Northwoods in tins of his delicately sweet maple syrup. Three generations later, the Anderson family carries on its sugar-making heritage by bottling pure maple syrup from the same sugarbush their grandfather tapped for so many hears.