Different Sangria Recipes

Watermelon Rosé Sangria

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While watermelon, raspberries, and peaches tower high in markets, marinate them in a rosé sangria. One pitcher will go quick, so plan accordingly if a large party is in store.

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Honey-Sage Sangria

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Rosé stars in this simple honey-sage sangria, adorned with lemon peel rather than chopped fruit.

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Peachy White Wine Sangria

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The rainbow assortment of fruit in the peachy white wine sangria is the true showstopper. Present the pitcher to the crowd before stirring it up and serving.

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Tinto de Verano

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You would never guess it, but lemon-lime soda is the star ingredient in this red wine spritzer.

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Pinot-Grita

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OK, the pinot-grita is more of a frozen margarita made with white wine, but add a splash of orange liqueur, and it fits in the sangria category, right?

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Strawberry-Peach Sangria

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Red wine, peach liqueur, and rum surprisingly taste light and refreshing in this strawberry-peach sangria.

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Mango-Orange White Sangria

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Sweet and sippable mango-orange white sangria is almost too palatable on a hot Summer day.

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