Having guests for the holidays? Whip up this super simple fruity Five Ingredient White Sangria and make it a party. It's fruity, festive and oh so easy.
If you are like me this holiday season, you will have a houseful of family visiting. I think we are having overnight guests for two weeks straight with some swapping out here and there.
House guests are always better with cocktails in hand. I love serving gorgeous house cocktails that I can make in batches to keep the guests happy and relaxed. Serve this up with some Baked Brie with Fig Jam and they will be even happier!
Sangria originated in Spain and Portugal and the traditional recipes consist of red wine and fruit. I am a white wine lover so this recipe seemed appropriate. Sangria always contains fruit and often more alcohol like brandy or a flavored liqueur.
How To Make White Wine Sangria
Sangria is so easy to make. I like to mix it all together several hours before the party and let the fruit soak in all the goodness. Muddle that fruit in the bottom of the pitcher to get out some of the fruit juice. By the end of the night, everyone is fishing out that wine-soaked fruit, and it's delicious!
This Five Ingredient White Wine Sangria is...
- gorgeous
- festive
- fruity
- sweet
- seasonal
- easy
Bottom's up to holiday entertaining!
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Five Ingredient White Sangria
Ingredients
- 1 orange sliced
- 1 pear sliced I used half of a red and half of a green
- 1 cup of fresh cranberries
- 1 cup cranberry juice if you use unsweetened then add some honey
- 1 bottle dry white wine I used sauvignon blanc
Instructions
- Easiest sangria ever! Just slice your fruit and throw it in the pitcher.
- Add one cup of cranberry juice and one bottle of dry white wine.
- Stir.
- Let sit in the refrigerator for at least one or two hours so the fruit can soak up some alcohol.
Nutrition
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Katie | Healthy Seasonal Recipes says
That sounds like a ton of fun to have your family around you, and good for you for bringing your Dad. I am sure he does feel your love. This sangria... um, is it 5 o'clock yet because that looks amazing??!! So festive!
Karen Kelly says
Thanks, Katie! Does it really have to be 5 o'clock? I say no, at least not during the holidays!
Stacy says
fresh cranberries are hard and not very favorable. do you cook them before useing them?
Karen Kelly says
They are just for looks and garnish but you can use frozen or cooked if you prefer.
Platter Talk says
Sorry to hear about your dad- that's a tough one. Prayers sent your & his way.
This sangria recipe sounds like something that I could enjoy, not too sweet as I fine some!
Thanks for the new recipe!
Karen Kelly says
Thanks for your prayers! xo!
J at BlessHerHeartYall.com says
You simply can't go wrong with a delicious sangria around this time of year! This one sounds fantastic!
Karen Kelly says
Thanks so much J!
Suzy | The Mediterranean Dish says
Love sangria! This looks so festive
debi says
This looks so festive! And what a fun way to add some fruity goodness to your day!
Mary Ann @ thebeachhousekitchen says
So sorry to hear about your Dad Karen. I know how you feel. It's a tough situation. There's nothing like spending the holidays with family though.
I love this sangria. It's always nice to have a pitcher or two around during the holidays for company. And Sauvignon Blanc is my favorite!! I love your photos!!
Nancy says
Will chardonnay work instead of sauvignon blanc?
Karen Kelly says
Yes, I'm sure that would be fine! It might be sweeter but should be good. Thanks for your comment!
April says
What size bottle of wine ?
Karen Kelly says
Standard size 750 ml. Enjoy!
April says
Thank you. Making this today for a holiday party.