Sweet Sangria
Dive into a refreshing glass of Sweet Sangria, where luscious red wine meets a medley of vibrant fruits and a hint of sweetness! Perfect for sunny days or festive gatherings, this delightful concoction is sure to brighten your spirits and tantalize your taste buds.
Ingredients
- •2 bottles Red wine
- •1 cup Sugar
- •2 cups hot Water
- •1 cup Apple
- •wedges Orange
- •wedges Lime
- •Lemon
- •Fresca
Instructions
- 1
Dissolve the sugar in hot water and cool
- 2
Peel the citrus fruits and break into wedges
- 3
Mix the wine, sugar syrup, fruit, and Fresca in a pitcher and put in the fridge for a few hours
- 4
Serve in tall glasses with a straw.
Pro Tip
“For an extra burst of flavor, let your sangria sit overnight in the fridge. This allows the fruits to infuse the wine with their juices, creating a richer taste. Don't forget to give it a good stir before serving!”
The Story Behind the Sweet Sangria
Sweet Sangria traces its roots back to Spain, where it was traditionally served at summer festivals and gatherings. This vibrant drink has evolved over the years, incorporating a variety of fruits and flavors to suit different palates. Today, it's a symbol of celebration and relaxation, perfect for any occasion that calls for a touch of sweetness and a splash of color.
What Pairs Well
Food Pairings
- 🍽️Paella
The rich, savory flavors of paella complement the sweet and fruity notes of sangria perfectly.
- 🍽️Cheese platter
A variety of cheeses enhances the complexity of the sangria's fruity profile.
- 🍽️Grilled seafood
The light, fresh taste of grilled seafood pairs beautifully with the refreshing sangria.
Perfect For
- Summer picnic
Sweet Sangria is the ultimate refreshing drink for a sunny day outdoors.
- Bachelorette weekend in Vegas
This fruity concoction is perfect for toasting to fun and friendship.
- Super Bowl Sunday
A sweet and fruity alternative to the usual game day drinks.
- Rainy Sunday afternoon
Brighten up a gloomy day with a glass of vibrant sangria.
Fun Facts
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Sangria was first introduced to the United States at the 1964 World's Fair in New York.
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The name 'sangria' comes from the Spanish word 'sangre', meaning blood, referring to its deep red color.
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In Spain, sangria is often made with a variety of fruits, including apples, oranges, and lemons, to enhance its flavor.
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