La Tienda 27 Years
3 Reviews

Sangría Recipe

Receta de Sangría

20 minutes

6 servings

We served this recipe at our Paella and Sangría Party to rave reviews! It is a refreshing combination of wine, fresh fruit, juice and sparkling soda perfect for a hot summer day. We tested the recipe many times before perfecting our favorite sangría.

Ingredients

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1 bottle fruity, medium-bodied Spanish red wine, like Garnacha or Tempranillo



1/4 cup Grand Marnier or Cointreau



1/4 cup orange juice



1 1/2 tbsp sugar



1 piece of your favorite fruit, sliced (oranges and apples are great)



2 cups lemon lime soda (chilled)



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1 orange, halved, sliced and seeds removed for garnishing the glasses



Nutritional Facts

Calories 213;
Total Fat 0.2 gr (0%);
Saturated Fat 0 gr;
Cholesterol 0 mg;
Sodium 13 mg (1%);
Total Carbohydrates 24.3 gr (9%);
Fiber 1.7 gr (6%);
Sugars 18.7 gr;
Protein 0.6 gr;
Vitamin D 0%;
Calcium 2%;
Iron 7%;
Potassium 6%;

* Percent Daily Values are based on 2000 calorie diet. Your Daily Values may be higher or lower depending on your caloric needs.

How To Cook

STEP 1

Combine the first five ingredients in your sangría pitcher. Stir until sugar dissolves. Refrigerate for at least 1 hour before serving, but it is best prepared and stored overnight in the refrigerator. 

 

STEP 2

When you are ready to serve, add the chilled lemon lime soda and ice and stir gently. If you would like pieces of fruit and ice in your glass, you can pour out of the side of the pitcher. Garnish each glass with a slice of orange and serve with your favorite tapas. ¡Salud!

 

 

Ratings and Reviews

4.7

3 Reviews
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The best sangria I ever tasted was when I was living in Ronda. A cliffside restaurant there added gin to the recipe!

June 2021

Have had Sangria in many restaurants in the US and tried recipes at home - not only is this the easiest to make, it tastes exactly like Sangria from Spain. Perfection!

November 2015

This recipe is the same one used when I was in Rota 33 years ago.

June 2011