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We love herbal simple syrup, and sage is perfect for a cocktail any time of year.
As in the previous post about the Rosemary simple syrup, we covered the great uses for simple syrup. We enjoy using fresh herbs from our garden and the farmer’s market during the summer, and all the variety gives us lots of flavors of syrup that we use in all kinds of drinks and dishes. One of our favorites we grow in our own garden, sage, a perennial evergreen shrub that has stayed fresh even thru the trials of a rather snowy winter.
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Sage Simple Syrup
Sage is a very savory flavor, slightly peppery with a hint of cool evergreen that is released when its fuzzy leaves are crushed. This herb works really well with lots of tart flavors like berries, and when infused into a simple syrup, adds a fresh savory herbal quality.
We love to add sage syrup to a number of cocktails like out Blackberry Sage Kentucky Mule or our Sage Advice. Here is our sage simple syrup recipe for you, give it a try and let us know what you think!
What Ingredients are Needed for the Simple Syrup?
- Sage Leaves
- Sugar
- Water
Some tools you may need for this fun recipe are a fine mesh strainer, bottles, jigger, and a funnel.
Can Simple Syrups go bad?
They can get moldy if they sit too long. We encourage you to store it in the fridge in a Bormioli Rocco Swing Bottles but for no more than one to two weeks. We actually have a whole shelf of simple syrups in our fridge at any given time!
Cheers!
Like this recipe? Try these below, too!
Other Herbal Simple Syrups
- Rosemary Simple Syrup – The Gastronom
- Honey Thyme Simple Syrup – Garlic and Zest
- Basil Simple Syrup – Oh My Veggies
- Lemon Balm Simple Syrup – The Kitchen Garten
- Lemon Verbena Simple Syrup – Epicurious
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Sage SImple Syrup
Sage simple syrup perfect for cocktails, mocktails and drinks.
Ingredients
- 2 cups sugar
- 10-12 sage leaves
- 2 cups water
Instructions
Bring the water to a boil.
Add in sugar, stir to dissolve.
Add the sage leaves, let the infusion boil for 60 seconds.
Remove pan from heat, let steep for 30 minutes-1 hour depending on how strong you would like it.
Pour the cooled syrup through a mesh strainer into an airtight jar or container.
This may be stored in the fridge for up to 2 weeks.
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Nutrition Information:
Yield:
16Serving Size:
1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 95 Total Fat: 0g Saturated Fat: 0g Trans Fat: 0g Unsaturated Fat: 0g Cholesterol: 0mg Sodium: 0mg Carbohydrates: 25g Fiber: 0g Sugar: 25g Protein: 0g
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I just made a white chocolate simple syrup this week! Love the sound of your recipe!
Oh, that sounds so interesting!
This sounds really good – especially in your Blackberry Sage Kentucky Mule. I love Moscow Mules and I love Bourbon, so I know I would love A Kentucky Mule.
Thanks! It is a great combo of flavors, and bourbon is great in anything, haha!
I love making my own simple syrup. You can do so many more flavors than with the store bought stuff!
Kari
http://www.sweetteasweetie.com
Absolutely! You can make it your own so easily!
This is great! I love that not only do you provide the recipe but you also provide uses and even where to buy it for lazies like me!!!!
LOL! We try! Glad you like it!
Ooooh first rosemary now sage? NICE!!! I would have never thought to use fresh herbs for simple syrup!
Thanks! We try! Haha! We have a basil one, too! And thyme……LOL! Enjoy!
great, but so simple. it remains to find fresh sage 🙂
Thanks! Hope you find some!
This recipe looks so simple and easy to make! I can’t wait to try it! Thanks for sharing :))
It is so easy! Hope you try it out!