Warm Brown Sugar Coffee Syrup | Sips
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Cozy, balanced, indulgent. Our Warm Brown Sugar syrup delivers deep molasses notes with a buttery finish. Perfect for lattes, caffe misto, and shaken espressos.
BTW, before you ask... no cinnamon in this one. Just good old-fashioned brown sugar, suga.
The Details
The Details
Tasting Notes: Toasted molasses, caramel, buttery toffee
Best Uses: Shaken espresso, oat milk lattes, cold brew
Size: 8 fl oz / 237 mL (48+ servings)
Sweetener: Brown Sugar
Ingredients
Ingredients
Brown Sugar, Water, Organic Madagascar Vanilla Bean Extract (water, organic alcohol, organic vanilla bean extractives, organic invert syrup)
This syrup delivers the rich, caramelized depth you expect from café-style drinks.
☕️ No artificial dyes or preservatives
☕️ Dairy-free
☕️ Refrigerate to keep fresh
The Good Stuff
The Good Stuff
Brown Sugar Shaken Espresso – Espresso, ice, oat milk, and Warm Brown Sugar Syrup, shaken to perfection
Spiced Brown Sugar Old Fashioned – Bourbon, bitters, Warm Brown Sugar Syrup, and an orange twist
Caramelized Brown Sugar Oat Milk Latte – Espresso, steamed oat milk, and a drizzle of syrup
Brown Sugar Whiskey Sour – Whiskey, lemon juice, Warm Brown Sugar Syrup, and egg white for froth
How Much Syrup Do I Use?
How Much Syrup Do I Use?
How to Use:
- For typical black coffee drinkers: 1 tsp
- For a lightly sweet drink: 1 tbsp
- For a café-style latte: 2 tbsp
- For cold foam: 1 tbsp per ¼ cup cream/milk
- For cocktails: ½–1 oz
Adjust to taste.
What's the cost breakdown?
At 48+ servings per bottle, that is about 31¢ per serving at $14.99.

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Barista-Crafted
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Made with simple ingredients
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Chicago-based, woman-owned
I found this flavor to be too weak. I prefer the Churro.
Can’t say enough about how amazing this flavor is! The brown sugar is delicious and pairs wonderfully with any of my breakfast choices! Also, a definite reorder!
I love it
This is my seventh bottle of this syrup and I will continue to purchase them!!
By itself, if you’re trying it, it’s kinda weird, but because it’s brown sugar and water basically, but it’s really good for shaken espressos.