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We'd argue that one of the best ways to celebrate summer is with a delicious sangria recipe. First introduced to the United States at the 1964 World’s Fair in New York, the punch has been around for centuries. And with all that history comes hundreds of variations. From the type of wine, to the different fruits, to any number of liqueurs, the possibilities are endless. Salud!
Sangria Summer Spritzer
With lemonade, plenty of ice, and loads of fresh, in-season fruit, this delicious drink is the perfect thing to sip on your patio on a sunny afternoon. (via Brit + Co)
Stone-Fruit Sangria
Not only does this sangria have stone fruits floating in it as garnish, it also includes a stone fruit purée to flavor the rosé. (via Bon Appetit)
Spicy Sangria
Have you ever heard of spicy sangria? We hadn’t either, but we’re excited to try out this chile pepper version. (via Food Republic)
Pata Negra’s Sangria
Adapted from the Spanish restaurant in New York, this is a classic recipe made with dry red wine, an orange liqueur, and garnished with apples and oranges. (via Smitten Kitchen)
Sparkling Cherry Sangria
Champagne and cherries—two of our favorite things—make this bubbly sangria extra special. (via Brit + Co)
Spiced Sangria Recipe with Citrus
The key to this deliciously dark sangria is the spiced syrup made with citrus peels, cloves, star anise, and cinnamon. (via The Kitchy Kitchen)
Mixed Berry Limoncello Sangria
The bright lemon flavor of this sangria makes it perfectly refreshing for hot summer nights. (via Better Homes & Gardens)
Peach Sangria Recipe
Take advantage of the delicious peaches now in season with this simple recipe. If you want to keep the drink bubbly, add the ginger ale to each glass instead of the pitcher. (via The Shiksa in the Kitchen)
Citrus Rosé Sangria
We already love citrus fruits and Rosé on their own, but put them together and you have a summer drink that can't be beat. (via Brit + Co)
Rose Sangria
What makes this sangria so pink? The combination of rose wine and pink grapefruit juice. It’s a sweet, tart, and refreshing combination. (via Martha Stewart)
Summer Melon Sangria
In place of the traditional orange liqueur, this sangria recipe uses Midori to enhance the fresh melon that’s mixed in. (via Redbook Magazine)
Citrus & Pomegranate Sangria
Given all the antioxidants in both the red wine and pomegranate seeds in this sangria, we’re prepared to consider this a health drink. Raise a glass if you’re with us! (via Simple Bites)
Boozy Sangria Popsicles
We love putting adult spins on childhood classics, and these sangria popsicles are the example that proves the rule. Rosé, white grape juice, and lemon juice make for a combo you won't stop talking about. (via Brit + Co)
Sunset Sangria Recipe
You might not have thought to combine limes and nectarines, but this sangria recipe blends the flavors beautifully. (via Better Homes & Gardens)
The Anatomy of Sangria
Now if you’re ready to experiment with your own recipe, follow this flow chart to mix and match your favorite flavors and come up with a “house” sangria all your own. (via Wine Enthusiast Magazine)
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