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- Also spelled: Sangría
- Sangria blanca: White wine sangria
- Origin: Spain
- 1964: Debuted in United States at the World's Fair
- Illegal in Virginia until 2008
- From the spanish word "sangre," meaning "blood"
- Popular sangria fruits: Lemons, limes, oranges, plums
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Sangria is an alcoholic beverage originally developed in Spain The traditional recipe consists of red wine, fruit, brandy, sugar and soda water or seltzer. The most traditional versions are made with rojas wine. Many variations exist that add to or modify the basic ingredients.
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Sangria Questions
Looking for a good white wine #sangria recipe? Any out there? 1 AnswerI came up with this one myself through experimentation after encountering too many sickly sweet ones that didn't suit me. Ingredients * 1 (750-ml) bottle white ... read more
What I need is a great white sangria recipe that isn't too sweet. No Cointreau. Please. 1 AnswerI came up with this one myself through experimentation after encountering too many sickly sweet ones that didn't suit me. Ingredients * 1 (750-ml) bottle white ... read more
Who has a recipe for a great Sangria? 1 AnswerI came up with this one myself through experimentation after encountering too many sickly sweet ones that didn't suit me. Ingredients * 1 (750-ml) bottle red wi... read more
What is a good sangria recipe? 2 AnswersMahalo has a great recipe on the How to Make Sangria page. It combines red wine, club soda, and brandy with fresh fruit. read more
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Morning coffee and sangria.
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RT @sneelyjewelry: Football Sunday Soiree! Fried Chicken wings, potato salad w/ a simple salad & white sangria! Let's go Jets & Ravens
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De aperitivo: sangría... la wea buena!!
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Today! 2p-9p! The @Kick_Back where the DJ is the star and there's football on at the bar! Dominoes, free tarot readings, $4 sangria & you!
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@DovBee you mean you can make sangria from undrinkable wine?
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