Alaska Birch Syrup and Wild Harvest Products | Birch Water, …
Alaska Birch Syrup & Wild Harvest is a family run business producing organic Alaskan birch syrup, birch water, wild chaga tea & wild berry jams & syrups.
Pure Birch Syrup - Alaska Birch Syrup and Wild Harvest
Birch syrup is made from harvesting and evaporating the sap of the birch tree to syrup in a three-week spring harvest. It is a similar process to maple but requires over 100 gallons of sap to make a gallon of syrup, whereas maple averages 40:1.
Birch Tree Syrup & Water - About Wild Alaska Harvest's Birch …
Wild Alaska Harvest uses Birch Sap to make delicious Birch Tree Syrup and refreshing Birch Water. Chaga mushrooms are harvested to make tea & extract.
Kahiltna Birchworks: Alaska Birch Syrup and Wild Harvest Products
Taste how birch syrup changes through the harvest. Try birch syrup and berry products in the tasting room, and shop for Alaska food and botanical products along with a fine selection of functional art.
CROOKED CREEK BIRCH SYRUP
Crooked Creek Birch Syrup is sustainably harvested from the snowy boreal forests of Kasilof, Alaska. our small batch syrup is a true delicacy. For three intense weeks in early spring, our team carefully taps the majestic Alaska Birch trees (Betula neoalaskana) to collect the precious sap.
Birch Syrup Harvesting Within Interior Alaska - Frosty Garden
2016年4月9日 · We were very excited to learn that we can harvest birch syrup right in our literal back yard here in Fairbanks, AK. With only 1,500 gallons of birch syrup produced world-over annually, this seemed to be a very special thing that we could do up here in Interior Alaska that is unique to the area.
There are two ways you can enjoy birch sap: 1) Drink sap straight from the tree. Birch sap tastes similar to water, with a slightly sweet flavor, and is rich in minerals. 2) Boil the sap slowly to make birch syrup. Birch syrup is tastes great on pancakes, but takes work to produce.
Alaska Wild Harvest - Edible Alaska
2020年6月1日 · Taste how birch syrup changes through the harvest. Try birch syrup and berry products in the tasting room, and shop for Alaska food and botanical products along with a fine selection of functional art.
Birch Syrup Products - Alaska Birch Syrup and Wild Harvest
Pure, wild-harvested birch syrup is our signature product, and where we started our business all those years ago. We collect the sap for nearly a month in the cold Alaska spring and evaporate it into a delightful syrup. Choose from Reserve, Early, Mid or …
How to Make Birch Syrup – Northern Vista
2014年4月3日 · Birch sap is far thinner than maple sap. In fact, it takes about 100 gallons of sap to make a gallon of syrup. Birch sap begins to run in early April, so now is the time to consider harvesting. Tools you’ll need: 1. Drill holes. Sap runs up the tree around the perimeter — in fact, nearly all of the water is drawn up the tree just under the bark.