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25 Glasses of Sangria to Quench Your Thirst ...

By Eliza

When you're serving cocktails to a crowd, sangria is a choice that just makes sense. You can make a huge batch at one time so you don't have to spend party time remixing drinks. There are lots of different ways to make sangria and you can change up the flavors and presentation by mixing and matching ingredients. No matter how you make it, this wine drink is one that no one is going to turn down.

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1. Red Wine and Citrus

Red Wine and Citrus Via The BEST Sangria Recipe | ...
You might not think to put citrus fruits in red sangria, but the two flavors complement each other so well. Try oranges, limes or grapefruit.

2. Caramel Apple Sangria

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For a fall inspired treat, try this sweet apple version of sangria. It's perfect for autumn nights.

3. Skinny Sangria Recipe

Skinny Sangria Recipe Via livinglocurto.com
The average jug of sangria has a lot of sugar in it, but you can skinny it up by relying on fruit for sweetness instead.

4. Chopped Fruit

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You can certainly put in large chunks of fruit, but cutting it small allows you to cram in more. It tastes really good after soaking in wine for a couple of hours.

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5. Harvest Sangria

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By adding cinnamon to your white sangria, you can get a tasty fall flavor.

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6. Pears, Peaches and Raspberries

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This combination of fruit is ideal for mixing with white wine. Especially the raspberries!

7. Cranberry and Rosemary White Christmas Sangria

Cranberry and Rosemary White Christmas Sangria Via Cranberry & Rosemary White “Christmas” ...
It looks like a bit of snowfall right in the pitcher. The rosemary sprig adds a touch of the holidays to your sangria.

8. The Perfect Garnish

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A couple of mint or basil leaves are the ideal garnish for any pot of red sangria.

9. Strawberries and Oranges

Strawberries and Oranges For a dose of refreshing flavor, strawberries and oranges are the perfect pick.

10. Apple Cider Sangria

Apple Cider Sangria Via Apple Cider Sangria
If you love sangria, you are not going to believe how delicious this cider version tastes.

11. Cucumber Mint Lime White Wine Sangria

Cucumber Mint Lime White Wine Sangria Via The Soho Sangria: Drinks With ...
With a name like that, you know it must be good. The mint and cucumber are refreshing and the lime adds just the right amount of tanginess.

15. PEACH SANGRIA

PEACH SANGRIA Via End-of-Summer Celebration
Fresh peaches are one of my favorite fruits for sangria. They add a touch of summertime to your drink.

16. Fruity White Sangria

Fruity White Sangria If you want a go-to fruit mixture, oranges, strawberries and blueberries are the choice you want to make.

17. Apple and Pear White Sangria

Apple and Pear White Sangria Via Apple and Pear White Sangria ...
For something truly tasty and simple, white wine with apples and pears is the perfect option.

18. Skeleton Sangria

Skeleton Sangria Via TODAY Food - Recipes, Cooking ...
There should be enough in there for a party! The eyeballs make it spooky for Halloween.

19. Slice It Thin

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You can't beat the presentation of sangria that is chock full of thinly sliced fruit.

24. Strawberry Basil Sangria

Strawberry Basil Sangria Via Recipe: Strawberry Basil Sangria
This combination is unique, but the flavor is one you'll never be able to match. Same goes for the presentation.

25. White Wine Sangria with Raspberry and Kiwi

White Wine Sangria with Raspberry and Kiwi Via 17 Super Easy Sangrias To ...
This is definitely the version of sangria that I am planning to make next.

Do you love sangria? It's perfect for hot summer nights, but you can enjoy it any time of the year. Which one do you want to try first?

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