hands pouring white and bubbly wine into a picther of fruit - Jamie Grill/Getty Images It's fun, festive, fruity, and sure, why not fizzy? For an even more delightful take on white sangria, all you ...

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Hailing back to Greek and Roman times, but popularized in Spain, sangria (a reference to sangre, which means “blood” in Spanish) is a drink traditionally fashioned with red wine, spices, chopped fruit ...

One doesn’t need to be an expert on wine or fruit in order to make some frighteningly tasty sangria. In fact, it’d take some serious effort to make a bad batch of the traditional Spanish beverage. All ...

Making sangria should be as much fun as it is drinking it. There are no rules or limitations to the fruity wine concoction. Leave all pretensions behind and start with an inexpensive red or white wine ...

"White tropical fruit sangria" is being served at Martinique Bistro. Thanks very much to the management for supplying the recipe.Makes 10 servings 2 bottles dry Spanish white wine, such as Famega Vino ...

When making cocktails for a crowd, there are few drinks more well suited than sangria. The beverage consists of a refreshing mix of wine, real fruit and often a harder form of booze such as cognac or ...

Nothing says summer like sangria. Cucina Colore, the Cherry Creek mainstay that I review this week, serves both red and white versions. I’m partial to the white, with cantaloupe, mango, pineapple and ...

As long as the wine is inexpensive, fruity and tastes good on its own, it'll work well in sangria. Kristin Donnelly is a writer with nearly two decades of experience crafting stories and recipes for ...