Red or White Sangria Spritzers are perfect as a barbecue refreshment or just a hot summer day.
Whether it is Red or White Wine Sangria, the recipe I'm sharing with you today, will remain engraved in your memory.
Sangria is so very easy to make. You can use wine, beer or a liquor as your alcohol base and then add a carbonated drink and some fruit to jazz it up.
If you like drinks, try my recipe for a Strawberry Vodka Lemonade.
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Options for Your Wine Sangria Spritzer
For the Red Wine Sangria version, I combined the following:
- ginger ale
- red wine
- cranberry juice
- sliced strawberries and blueberries
- cups ice
For the White Wine Sangria version, I combined the following:
- San Pellegrino Grapefruit soda
- Perrier ((in Place of Ginger Ale)
- white wine
- orange juice
- slices of orange, grapefruit, and lime
Use your imagination to experiment and make different flavor combinations of Red or White Wine Sangria.
Most important, if you're a lush like me, you probably won't be able to decide which combination you like better. Both combinations above are light, refreshing and make great spritzers to cool off your guests as you entertain.
Surprisingly, I liked the red wine sangria over the white wine sangria. Which one will you prefer more?
Top Tips
These can be made ahead of time and refrigerated if you are planning a family function or gathering. Avoid putting the ice in the pitcher with the mixture before your guests arrive, otherwise the Sangria will get watered down as the ice melts.
Instead of putting the ice in the pitcher, try keeping the ice in an ice bucket or bowl nearby. Then place the ice your guests glass just before serving. Pour the Sangria over the ice and enjoy.
Not sure where to find some great wines in Toronto? How about the LCBO? Note that you don't need to use an expensive wine or beer. Anything will do. Just remember to use something you like for a great tasting experience.
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How to Make Red or White Sangria
Recipe Details
Red and White Wine Sangria
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Ingredients
Red Wine Sangria
- 2 cups ginger ale 2 cans or more
- 1 ½ cups red wine
- 1 cups cranberry juice
- ½ cups sliced strawberries
- ½ cups sliced blueberries
- 1 cups ice
White Wine Sangria
- 1½ cups San Pelligrino Grapefruit (in Place of Ginger Ale)
- 1½ cups Perrier (in Place of Ginger Ale)
- 1 ½ cups white wine
- 1 cups orange juice
- ½ orange sliced
- ½ grapefruit sliced
- ½ lime sliced
- 1 cups ice
Instructions
- Regardless of which Sangria you assemble, you can follow these instructions.
- Cut the fruit and place In a pitcher, add in wine and juice. Add both cans of soda in pitcher, if possible, or as much as you can. ensuring that you are using equal amounts of each type of soda. Keep Refrigerated until ready to use.
- Put ice in a small bowl when you are ready. When you are ready to serve the Sangria, place the desired amount of ice cubes in a glass and pour mixture in the glass.
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Remember to:
- Not use the same utensils on cooked food, that previously touched raw meat
- Wash hands after touching raw meat
- Don't leave food sitting out at room temperature for extended periods
- Never leave cooking food unattended
- Use oils with high smoking point to avoid harmful compounds
- Always have good ventilation when using a gas stove
For Canadian Guidelines check the Government of Canada Food Safety Guidelines or see more guidelines at USDA.gov.
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