Sangria
Sangria is celebration in a pitcher. Built for sharing, it turns wine into something communal, colorful, and relaxed.
At a Glance
- •Bright fruit softened by wine
When People Drink This
Summer parties
Family gatherings
Long lunches
Who Keeps This Drink Alive
People behind this drink
Spanish hosts
Cultural carriers
Preserve Sangria as a shared table ritual.
How This Drink Feels
The sensory experience
fruity and lightly sweet, with notes of citrus and wine ending with a refreshing finish
Bright fruit softened by wine
Why This Drink Matters⌄
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Origin Story
Rooted in Europe
Perfect for the Holiday Season
Holiday PickEven during the holiday season, this drink finds its place — between long conversations, travel days, heavy meals, or quiet pauses away from the noise.
Places & Everyday Rituals
Where this drink feels most at home
Moments Like This
Did You Know?
Traditional sangria recipes vary by region.
- 🤓Sangria gained global fame after the 1964 World’s Fair.
Cultural Beliefs⌄
How This Drink Is Made⌄
Ingredients
The Base
- Red or White Wine
- Chopped Fruit (oranges, lemons, apples)
- Orange Juice
Optional / Garnish
- Brandy
- Sparkling Water
- Sugar or Simple Syrup
Instructions
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