Fresh and Fruity Sangria Recipes
We've put our own spins on popular Spanish sangria by dressing up the drink with irresistible mix-ins, such as limoncello, fresh ginger, and blackberry syrup. Each recipe offers something deliciously different, so there's a sangria recipe for everyone!
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Three different berries make this sweet-tart sangria recipe three times as delicious. The colorful berries mingle with pink lemonade concentrate and a generous splash of limoncello for a refreshing twist on the classic drink.
Sangria isn't just for summer! This winter-theme sangria boasts dried fruits such as Calimyrna figs, cranberries, apricots, and raisins. Honey adds just the right amount of sweetness, while club soda gives it fizz.
Two different citrus fruits -- sweet cherries and raspberries -- add up to a white sangria recipe that will brighten up any table. Fresh mint and basil lend natural tang.
Tart blueberry-cranberry juice and red wine meet for an irresistible sangria with fruity hints of lemon, lime, and orange. Serve over ice in short, clear glasses for an authentic sipper.
Bring unique, refreshing flavor to traditional white sangria with blood oranges, kumquats, and fresh mint leaves. For a fun stir stick, push kumquats onto cocktail picks and add to each glass.
Welcome fall (or celebrate any affair) with a slightly spiced sangria recipe that fits right in with crisp days and cool nights. The combination of figs, plums, and apricots lends complex flavor to each glass.
Love the taste of sangria but want to take a night off of wine? Try our mock sangria recipe, which features three fruit juices and fresh oranges, lemons, pineapple wedges, and strawberries -- delivering the fruity taste without any alcohol.
Brandy, orange liqueur, and honey mix with sparkling wine, citrus fruits, and nectarines to create a crisp and bubbly white sangria.
Savor the moment with a berry-and-orange-flavor sipper. This simple seven-ingredient sangria recipe tastes as sweet as it looks.
Even white wine drinkers will adore this sweetened take on red wine sangria. Brandy, cherry juice, Kirsch, and orange liqueur warm up the wine, while fresh fruits add pops of color.
We made this bright sangria with pink rose wine to balance the tartness of the fresh blackberries. With cognac and lemon juice, this sipper will inspire guests to linger for one more glass.
In this twist on classic sangria, deep red wine floats atop pale green limeade. With just five ingredients, this sipper is a simple addition to your party shopping list.
In this unexpected spin on sangria, you can float cucumber, ginger, and radish slices in a tart mix of champagne and grapefruit juice.
