Antique 1930s Green Mountain Vermont Maple Syrup Label 🍁 St. Albans VT NOS

How Did Vermont Sell Its Maple Syrup? 🍁 Antique 1930s Green Mountain Maple Syrup Label, St. Albans VT, NOS

Size: 3 1/2" x 3"

ThisVintage 1930s Green Mountain Vermont Maple Syrup labelis a little slice of maple and design history from right here in the Green Mountain State 🍁

Measuring about3½" x 3", it was printed forGreen Mountain Packing Co., Inc. of St. Albans, Vermontand would have wrapped a one‑pint bottle of syrup. Across the top you get the contents—“16 OZ. AVD.” and “12 FL. OZ.”—framing a painted mountain scene with lake and forest that stands in for the Green Mountains themselves. Below that, bold yellow‑and‑black lettering spells out“Green Mountain Pure Vermont Maple Syrup”, with a green banner at the bottom reading “Packed by Green Mountain Packing Co., Inc., St. Albans, Vt.”

🌲St. Albans and the maple boom

By the early 20th century, Vermont had become theleading producer of maple syrup in the United States, and the 1930s saw the state formalize a grading system to standardize quality and help sell syrup across the country. St. Albans and the surrounding towns were at the heart of that story—large plants there were buying and processingmillions of pounds of syrupinto bottled maple, maple sugar, and blended products.

Green Mountain Packing Co. shows up in contemporaneous lists of syrup and sugar manufacturers, alongside well‑known names like Cary Maple Sugar Co. and Vermont Maid’s producers, which tells you they were a genuine player in the business, not just a tiny back‑road bottler. Labels like this were their calling card on grocery shelves far from Vermont.

🍁Vermont’s liquid gold on paper

Today Vermont consistently producesmore than halfof the maple syrup made in the U.S., with recent seasons topping2.5 million gallonsof “liquid gold.” That long dominance didn’t happen by accident—labels like this one helped sell the idea of Vermont as a place of pure mountains, cold nights, steam‑filled sugarhouses, and honest farm families boiling down sap.

The little mountain painting on this label taps straight into that image: a steep, green peak, water glinting below, and a suggestion of autumn color in the foreground. It’s not just a product sticker; it’s a postcard‑sized promise that what’s inside the bottle came from a place that lives and breathes maple.

📜Details

• Original1930s bottle labelfor Green Mountain Vermont Maple Syrup

• Size approx.3½" x 3"(perfect for framing or matting)

• Reads “Packed by Green Mountain Packing Co., Inc., St. Albans, Vt.”

• New old stock: unused label

Hang it in a kitchen, sugarhouse, breakfast nook, or office and you’ve got an instant Vermont conversation piece. For anyone who loves maple, St. Albans history, or vintage food branding, this is a small, affordable way to bring a genuine 1930s artifact into everyday life 🍁