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Easy Red Sangria
Sangria is a classic summer refresher: fruity, fresh, and so easy to love. It’s a quintessential Spanish drink that’s both flavourful and cooling on a warm day. This non-alcoholic sangria recipe keeps all the charm of the original, without the alcohol. Made with alcohol-free red wine, juicy citrus, and a touch of spice, it’s an easy vegan mocktail that’s perfect for sunny gatherings, special occasions, or quiet evenings on the balcony. It comes together in minutes, looks stunning in a pitcher, and tastes even better after a little chill time.Servings
(1 cup per serving)
Total
25 minPrep
15 minCool
10 minFree from
soy
peanut
tree nut
sesame
gluten
Ingredients
Red sangria
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1apple
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½orange
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2 Tbsp (28g)light brown sugar
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1cinnamon stick
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1 cup (240ml)orange juice
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2 cups (220g)ice cubes, plus more as needed
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2 cups (480ml)alcohol-free red wine†
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1 cup (240ml)carbonated water (optional)
Directions
- Cut the apples and oranges into thin slices*.
- Transfer to the serving jug and add the sugar.
- Mull slightly with a wooden spatula or tamper.
- Add the cinnamon stick.
- Then add the orange juice and stir. Let sit at room temperature for at least 10 minutes, or in the fridge for 4 to 8 hours for a more fruity flavour**.
- When ready to serve, add a generous amount of ice cubes and the wine.
- Optionally, reduce the intensity of the drink and add some fizz by adding carbonated water.
- To assemble, divide into glasses, garnish as desired, and enjoy!
Notes
- †Pinot Noir or other fruity, low-tannin red wines like Spanish Tempranillo or Garnacha work best, though any affordable wine will do.
- *If desired, reserve a few pieces for garnish.
- ** This makes sangria a great make-ahead recipe!
Storage
- The assembled red sangria is best enjoyed immediately.
- The muddled fruit mixture can be stored in the fridge for up to 1 day. Add the ice, wine, and carbonated water (if using) when ready to serve.
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