There's certainly no shortage of sangria recipes floating around out there in the recipesphere; but on a hot, casual Saturday afternoon, I'm usually wanting white wine, rather than red. The club soda in this particular version really does it for me by skimming off the overly sweet and leaving behind a thirst-quenching crispness.
Alone or with your best sangria drinkin' guys & gals, this super refreshing and very simple (chances are good you already have most of the ingredients in your kitchen) winey goodness does the trick.
Sexy White Wine Sangria
Alone or with your best sangria drinkin' guys & gals, this super refreshing and very simple (chances are good you already have most of the ingredients in your kitchen) winey goodness does the trick.
Sexy White Wine Sangria
- 1 bottle of Sauvignon Blanc
- 1/2 litre of club soda (or ginger ale if you like it really sweet ... I personally do not)
- 2 kiwis
- 1/2 cup of raspberries
- 2 limes
- 1/2 cup of sugar











This looks AMAZING! I also love the red and green color combo. :)
ReplyDeleteThis HAS to great...and it's gorgeous! I'm hosting a happy hour Friday at my house and was planning for a strawberry basil sangria....and now this monkey wrench. I might have to do BOTH!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks awesome. Love the green and red - especially seeing as I'm a Kiwi - so we have Christmas in summer!
ReplyDeleteIs it better to make it the night before and how much do you think I need for 50 people. Its a beautiful drink cant wait to try it.
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DeleteThis looks lovely, I'll be giving this a try!
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Cannot wait to try this!
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this sangria is amazing it's light and great on a sunny day only regret not making enough
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