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Edu’s Ancestral SangrĂ­a Recipe

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This ancestral recipe has been cherished and handed down through generations, reserved exclusively for special occasions and close friends. This sangrĂ­a expertly balances sweetness with citrus, making it the perfect addition to any festive gathering.
Course
Drinks
Cuisine
Spanish
Servings 5 litres
Author Charlotte

Ingredients

  • 2 L red wine avoid white!
  • 1 L Lemon Fanta
  • 1 L Orange Fanta
  • Sugar to taste
  • 250-500 ml Martini Rosso or another sweet liquor such as peach or apple liqueur
  • Fresh fruit (lemon, peach, apple, orange – use whatever is available) chopped
  • Ice cubes

Instructions

  • In a large pitcher, combine the red wine, Lemon Fanta and Orange Fanta.
  • Sweeten to taste with sugar.
  • Add a generous amount of your chosen sweet liquor.
  • Add the chopped fruits and stir gently to mix.
  • Finally, add plenty of ice to chill the mixture.

Notes

For a stronger sangria, feel free to increase the amounts of wine or sweet vermouth. But beware, it might inspire you to sing and dance!
The fruit serves as a delightful snack after you've finished the drink, having absorbed the flavours beautifully.
For both Anna's and Amaia's nonfirmations, we used Licor 43, which is delicious.
JesĂºs and MarĂ­a from the summer school Thomas attended in Madrid when he was 17 would have added a cinnamon stick or two.

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