Orange and Blackberry White Wine Sangria

This Orange and Blackberry White Wine Sangria only takes a few minutes to make, and is great for serving at a party.

Sangria is a great cocktail for summer entertaining, but it can also be wonderful as a winter cocktail too. It's easy to put together, and is perfect to make-ahead. Sangria is also lighter than a standard cocktail, like a European-style aperitif.

Sangria is also a great way to use inexpensive (but still good) wine in a cocktail, and it's totally customizable based on what fruit is in season.

If you're interested in a red wine sangria, be sure to try this orange pomegranate sangria.

How to make Sangria:

First, pick your fruit to use depending on the season. For winter sangria, citrus is perfect. In the fall, apples, pears, and pomegranates are wonderful. If it's summer, be sure to take advantage of all of the gorgeous stone fruit available. Slice the fruit and add it to a large pitcher. 

Next, add wine, brandy or other liqueur, and possibly some fruit juice to the pitcher. In addition, add something fizzy, such as club soda, flavored soda water, or bubbly soda. Stir everything together, cover, and refrigerate to let the flavors meld. 

Finally, fill large wine glasses with ice, drop in some of the fruit slices, and pour the sangria into the glasses. You can also add a floater of more soda water. 

Orange and Blackberry White Wine Sangria recipe variations: 

For the brandy/liqueur in this sangria, I used a combination of Cointreau and Crème de Mûre blackberry liqueur. I made homemade Crème de Mûre from a recipe by my friend Barb of Creative Culinary's recipe. 

This week, we are sharing easy sangria recipes! 

Easy Sangria Recipes

• Family Friendly Holiday Sangria by That Recipe
• Late Harvest Sangria by Art of Natural Living
• Orange and Blackberry White Wine Sangria by Karen's Kitchen Stories
• Spiced Apple Sangria by Hezzi-D's Books and Cooks

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Orange and Blackberry White Wine Sangria:

This white wine sangria with citrus and blackberries is a fabulous and refreshing cocktail and aperitif for any party. 

Orange and Blackberry White Wine Sangria Recipe

Yield: 14 servings

Author: Karen Kerr

This Orange and Blackberry White Wine Sangria only takes a few minutes to make, and is great for serving at a party.

ingredients:

• 2 bottles of dry white wine
• 1 12 ounce can orange flavored sparking water such as Pelegrino or La Croix
• 1 cup fresh orange or tangerine juice
• 1/4 cup crème de mûre liqueur (or substitute Chambord or crème de cassis)
• 1/4 cup Cointreau
• Slices of oranges and lemons

instructions:

How to cook Orange and Blackberry White Wine Sangria Recipe

1. In a large pitcher, add all of the liquid ingredients and stir. 
2. Add the sliced fruit to the pitcher. 
3. Cover the pitcher with plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least four hours. 
4. Fill large wine glasses with ice, add some of the fruit from the pitcher, and pour the sangria over the ice. 

Calories
178.67

Fat (grams)
0.11

Sat. Fat (grams)
0.01

Carbs (grams)
15.14

Fiber (grams)
1.02

Net carbs
14.12

Sugar (grams)
11.43

Protein (grams)
0.57

Sodium (milligrams)
7.09

Cholesterol (grams)
0.00

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