How Do You Make The Best Sangria?
Sangria is a traditional wine punch originating in Spain and Portugal. Typically, sangria consists of red wine, chopped fruit, sugar, carbonated water and a small amount of other spirits, such as brandy or triple sec. Variations include sangria blanca (sangria made with white wine instead of red), zurra (sangria made with peaches or nectarines) and Sangria Senorial (a bottled nonalcoholic version). Perfect for summer barbecues and poolside parties, sangria is a refreshing beverage for social gatherings. The following recipe is a traditional take on sangria but with splashes of fresh fruit juice mixed in. Make the simple syrup. Combine ½ cup white sugar and ½ cup water in a small pan or pot. Stir the mixture on medium heat until they combine to make a light syrup. You may want to make a little extra in case you like your sangria on the sweet side. Prepare the fruit. First, wash the fruit in cool water. Second, thinly slice the orange and lemon. Third, core and slice the apples. Combine
