Simple Sangria Recipe

This Simple Sangria Recipe really is that simple.  Perfect for end of summer parties and great for Game Day!:: Simple Sangria Recipe ::

This Simple Sangria Recipe has a fun story.  In September I will be celebrating my 11th wedding anniversary! My hubby and I got married at a winery.  We both love and enjoy wine. I learned how to make this Simple Sangria Recipe after we had a tasting at the winery in which we wed.  They had a band playing on a warm Sunday afternoon and large vats of Sangria on hand for those customers tasting wine.  It was delicious and it seemed fairly easy to make from what the wine employees had said. {Mind you I wrote down what I thought went in this Sangria on a napkin}.  A little of this and a little of that and a bunch of fruit that sits over night.  The perfect Sangria for Game Days when you are celebrating a good win with friends.

Simple Sangria Recipe. Perfect for Game Day

I know that Sangria can seem to be a summer recipe, but I think I make more Sangria in the fall than I do in the summer.  Though summer can seem like a time for barbecues and adventures outdoors with friends, it seems like we have more time for entertaining in the fall.  Maybe it’s football season and cooler evenings that entice us to entertain.  This red wine based Simple Sangria Recipe pairs well with appetizers and can be made ahead time before you head out the door for those weekend soccer games.

Simple Sangria Recipe

Prep Time15 minutes
Cook Time2 hours
Total Time2 hours 15 minutes
Course: Cocktail
Author: Simply Happenstance

Ingredients

  • 1 bottle of Zinfandel
  • 3/4 cup orange juice
  • 1 1/4 cup sparkling water or club soda
  • 1 lime cut up and juiced
  • 1 lemon cut up and juiced
  • 1 orange cut up the orange in slices.
  • 1/4 can of pineapple chunks plus juice
  • 1/4 sugar
  • 1/4 cup cointreau

Instructions

  • In a large pitcher pour the wine, orange juice and club soda in.
  • Cut up the lime and squeeze the juice and drop the cut up lime into the pitcher.
  • Cut up the lemon and squeeze the juice and drop the cut up lemon into the pitcher.
  • Cut up the orange and squeeze the juice and drop the cut up orange into the pitcher.
  • Add the the pineapple chunks and it's juice into the pitcher.
  • Add the sugar and cointreau and stir.
  • Place into the fridge for two hours or best over night.

Notes

Add frozen mango or strawberries if you are setting out the Sangria to enjoy during a party.

 nicole signature via simply happenstance

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