
🇪🇸 SpainCatalog recipe
Red wine brightened with citrus, orange liqueur and heaps of cut fruit, poured over ice for long summer afternoons.
For 6 servings.
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Stir the sugar into the orange juice and liqueur in a large jug until dissolved.
Add the wine, sliced citrus, diced apple and cinnamon stick and stir well.
Refrigerate at least 2 hours so the fruit and wine trade flavors.
💡 The rest in the fridge is the actual recipe — fresh sangría just tastes like cold wine with fruit in it.
Just before serving, top with chilled soda water and stir once.
💡 Soda goes in last so the sangría keeps its gentle sparkle.
Pour over ice, making sure some fruit lands in every glass.
Spaniards have mixed wine with fruit and spices since Roman times, but sangría as we know it became the drink of beach summers and family gatherings. In Spain it is casual party fare — locals ordering wine at a bar will more often ask for tinto de verano.
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