From red to white and sparkling, find the perfect wine for your sangria.
But this versatile drink can be made anytime of year, by swapping the seasonal ingredients for holiday flavors.
What Is Sangria?
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“It was introduced to the United States at the World’s Fair in New York.”
“For a lighter afternoon sip, feel free to skip the brandy.”
Warm-weather recipes may have more tropical flair.
“Just like a mimosa, don’t use the good Champagne.”
Favorite Reds
“I like the Broc Love Red for my sangria,” says Mazur.
Favorite Sparkling
Try Tapiz Sparkling Torrontes from Mendoza, Argentina, for its fruity, floral notes.
“For roughly $15 a bottle, this wine is amazing,” explains Flaherty.
Flaherty loves usingsparkling winefor a white sangria because bubbles make everything better.
Favorite Rose
For rose, grab Una Lou Rose of Pinot Noir from Carneros, California.
This wine has bright acidity while still offering soft red fruit notes.
Here are some recipes to get started:
