Healing Almanac Original
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Peppermint-Sage Soother

This shot helps calm digestion and signal the end of the night.

Important — read before making

Never give honey to children under 12 months. Skip medicinal doses of sage in pregnancy or while nursing without consulting your provider — small culinary amounts are fine for most people. The Cointreau version contains alcohol — not for pregnancy, nursing, anyone in recovery, or anyone under 21 (US). Peppermint oil is potent — two drops is plenty; more can irritate the throat and stomach. If you have GERD or active ulcers, dial back the lemon.

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About this recipe

A peppermint-and-sage closer for the end of the night — either as the final shot with Cointreau or as an alcohol-free recovery shot once you're home. Peppermint calms the gut, sage soothes the throat and respiratory passages, raw honey keeps fueling the liver, and coconut water replenishes the electrolytes alcohol stripped.

Ingredients

Method

  1. 1 Warm the honey in the glass.
  2. 2 Stir in peppermint oil and ground sage; let bloom 30 seconds.
  3. 3 Add lemon, then Cointreau (if using).
  4. 4 Top with coconut water and stir well.

What you'll notice

  • Calms the stomach late at night
  • Soothes a tired throat after a long evening
  • Replenishes electrolytes
  • Quiets the nervous system before sleep
  • Works with or without alcohol

Tips & storage

Tip

Two ways to use this one: as your final shot of the night with Cointreau, or as a second alcohol-free recovery shot once you're home — same role as the original Cranberry Coconut Reset. Warm the honey gently first so the peppermint oil and ground sage bloom into it before the cold ingredients hit.

Storage

Best fresh; make to order.

Reference notes

About this recipe

Category Spirits Prep time 5 min Yields ≈1 shot Lineage Healing Almanac Original Last updated 2026-05-20