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Citrus Sage Elixir Mocktail & Cocktail

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Citrus Sage Elixir Mocktail & Cocktail

Citrus Sage Elixir Mocktail & Cocktail

Citrus Sage Elixir Mocktail & Cocktail — bright grapefruit, earthy sage, and a kiss of lime in a crisp, low-calorie pour. Fresh, herbal, and refreshingly guilt-free.

Part of our 9 Low-Calorie Mocktails and Cocktails Recipe Series.

Alcohol-free Tequila Alternative … grapefruit juice … sage-infused water … lime juice …

Alcohol-free Tequila Alternative … grapefruit juice … sage-infused water … lime juice …

Citrus Sage Elixir Mocktail and Cocktail Recipe

Vibe: Earthy, zesty, calming

Presentation: Serve in a rocks glass with a large clear ice cube. Garnish with a fresh sage sprig torched lightly to release its aroma and clipped onto the rim.

Recipe Instructions • Easy Ingredient Links • Cocktail Edition Recipe

Mocktail Recipe

Citrus Sage Elixir – Mocktail Recipe

Ingredients (serves 1) ~55–65 calories:

Method:

  1. Make Sage-Infused Water:
  2. Mix the Drink:
    • In a shaker filled with ice, combine:
    • Shake gently for 10–12 seconds to chill and blend.
  3. Serve:
  4. Garnish:
    • Take a fresh sage sprig and lightly torch the tip with a lighter or culinary torch until aromatic (you’ll smell the essential oils release).
    • Clip or gently wedge the torched sprig onto the rim of the glass to evoke its earthy aroma as you sip.
Citrus Sage Elixir Mocktail & Cocktail

Cocktail Recipe

Citrus Sage Elixir – Cocktail Recipe

Ingredients (serves 1) ~145–165 calories:

  • 1.5 oz blanco tequila (choose a clean, crisp one like Casa Dragones, Fortaleza, or Espolòn)
  • 0.5 oz Clean T Alcohol-Free Tequila Alternative (optional, to boost botanical notes without more alcohol)
  • 2 oz fresh grapefruit juice (preferably ruby red)
  • 1.5 oz sage-infused water (steep sage leaves in hot water and cool it)
  • 1 oz freshly squeezed lime juice
  • Ice
  • 1 fresh sage sprig (for garnish)

Instructions:

  1. Prepare Sage-Infused Water:
  2. Mix the Cocktail:
    • In a shaker filled with ice, combine:
      • 1.5 oz blanco tequila
      • 0.5 oz Free Spirits Spirit of Tequila (optional for extra herbal notes)
      • 2 oz grapefruit juice
      • 1.5 oz sage-infused water
      • 1 oz lime juice
    • Shake gently for 10–12 seconds to chill and blend.
  3. Serve:
  4. Garnish:
    • Lightly torch a fresh sage sprig until aromatic.
    • Clip or gently wedge it onto the glass rim, allowing the scent to drift up as you sip.
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Quick Sage-Infused Water (Mild and Fresh)

  • Ingredients:
    • 3–4 fresh sage leaves
    • 1/4 cup hot (but not boiling) water
  • Instructions:
    1. Place sage leaves in a heat-safe cup.
    2. Pour hot water (around 180°F) over them.
    3. Steep for 5 minutes.
    4. Remove leaves and cool completely before using.

Result: Light, herbal flavor perfect for delicate mocktails.


Strong Sage-Infused Water (Deep Herbal Intensity)

  • Ingredients:
    • 5–6 fresh sage leaves
    • 1/4 cup hot water
  • Instructions:
    1. Slightly bruise the sage leaves by crushing them gently between your fingers.
    2. Steep in hot water for 10 minutes.
    3. Strain and cool before use.

Result: Earthy, almost smoky infusion for a bolder botanical punch.

Disclaimer: We are not doctors, nutritionists, or anyone you should take seriously when it comes to your health. While we may gush about the magical powers of certain ingredients or cite studies like we know what we’re talking about, please don’t be fooled—this is not medical advice. So if you’re considering trying our recipes or buying ingredients based on our enthusiastic ramblings, please consult a qualified healthcare professional first. Your health is important. We’re just Neanderthals mixing drinks.

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