How to Make White Sangria

Guide Note: If you love the taste of traditional Sangria, you'll surely enjoy its lighter variation - the White Sangria. This page gives you simple instructions on How to Make White Sangria.

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Introduction

  • If you've had Sangria before, then you already know how delicious and refreshing this red wine-based cocktail can be. What you may not know is that Sangria can be made with White wine as well. If you're looking for something a little different out of your Sangria experience, try this fruity variation on the traditional Sangria recipe.

What You'll Need

Ingredients

Equipment

Making White Sangria

  • Now you're ready to start making a batch of White Sangria. The recipe below serves about 8 people. If you're making White Sangria for a large party, you may want to double (or even triple) the recipe. Let's get started:
  1. Take the Peach, Orange and Apple and cut them into slices.
  2. Pour the Cognac and Sugar into your pitcher and stir them until the sugar has dissolved.
  3. Add the white wine and the fruit to your pitcher.
  4. Finish it off by adding the Ginger Ale.
  5. Stir the mixture well and place in the refrigerator to cool.
  6. Add the ice cubes when you are ready to drink the White Sangria.
  7. Serve and enjoy!

White Sangria Tips & Tricks

  •  Guide's Choice While this recipe calls for Peaches, Oranges and Apples, you can add almost any type of fruit to your White Sangria recipe and it will taste good. Some other common fruits include Lemons, Grapes and Bananas.
  •  Guide's Choice If you leave your sangria in the refrigerator for a long time before serving, the fruit will begin to soak up some of the alcohol and will be a nice, boozy treat after you finish your drink.
  •  Guide's Choice There is no need to use an expensive bottle of white wine in order to make good Sangria. With so many other flavors competing for your attention, the qualities of a good bottle of wine may go unnoticed.
  •  Warning Be careful. Sangria is one of those drinks that are so good you almost forget there is alcohol in them. Too many Sangrias and you'll end up with quite a hangover.

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