Sage
Sage
Intense in fragrance and bold in flavour, sage releases warm, lingering aromatic notes, alongside balsamic, refreshing nuances. Made from dried leaves, it is one of the most representative herbs of Mediterranean tradition.
In the kitchen it pairs harmoniously with butter, cheeses and dairy, and is ideal for pork roasts, game and poultry. It holds up very well to long cooking, and also enhances pulse dishes, especially together with garlic and rosemary.
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Storage Instructions
Store in a cool, dry place, away from light and heat sources. Close tightly after each use.
The name sage comes from the Latin salvare, "to heal", reflecting the high regard this plant held in antiquity. For the ancient Romans it was indeed a precious plant, associated with health and wellbeing.

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