Wine syrup

Got a bottle of leftover wine – or perhaps a few, after a party? You could make jelly, or you could turn it into an exquisite sauce for fruit, ice cream, salad dressings, and more.To make wine syrup, you can use a single bottle or mix up the remainders of an assortment of wines. We have only tried it with red wine but white would work, too.

This recipe truly is what it says -simple- you can experiment with it. Every time you have a little leftover wine, turn it into a syrup and enjoy it in another form.

I stumbled upon the idea of mulled wine syrup by mere happenstance. An extra half cup of sugar, which was serendipitously dumped into a pot of simmering mulled wine, gave my favorite holiday drink a thick, syrupy consistency . . . and then the lightbulb went off. Let’s pour this doozy over ice cream!! So here it is, a spiced wine […]

This recipe for Grenadine Syrup allows you to make this fresh and flavorful cocktail syrup right at home. Made with pomegranate juice, sugar, and lemon juice and tastes so much better than that store-bought stuff!

Make your own Cherry Simple Syrup at home with just 4 ingredients! Skip the artificial flavorings and enjoy the fresh, sweet taste of homemade syrup.

Mulled wine syrup is a convenient way to enjoy the festive drinking season with instant access to a warming cup of spiced wine

These delicious cherries are perfect in desserts, cocktails, baking and with a cheeseboard too

This versatile syrup gets a little piquancy from fragrant, spicy pink peppercorns, while the citrus zest adds lovely flavour and an apricot hue.

Drizzle over your whipped cream topping on your favorite desserts or over ice cream. Use it to make summer popsicles or create some delicious cocktails. What a versatile Red Wine Syrup to be used in a variety of recipes. #syrup #simplesyrup #redwinesyrup

Sweet vanilla orange syrup with tart finish from the dry white wine is beautiful drizzled over ice cream, soaked into a pound cake or stirred into an after dinner coffee.