Sangria Cocktail-a Summer's Artifact

Sangria Cocktail-a Summer's Artifact

by mature11

4.8 (1)
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Difficulty

Easy

Time

5m

Serving

2

Sangria (sangría) is a sparkling wine in Spain and the national wine of Spain. It is suitable for freezing and has a slightly sweet taste. The wine inherited the spirit of Philadelphia wine. This bloody color symbolizes Spanish bullfighting and paella.
From its simple roots in Spain, Sangria has gradually become a popular, refreshing drink in the world. The biggest attraction of sangria is that it allows you to try and enjoy your favorite red wine and fruits together.
Sangría can be divided into white sangria and red sangria. Sangria is derived from red wine, fruit, soda and brandy. The white sangria is made from white wine. White is more suitable for summer, because it is refreshing and cold; red is suitable for parties, because it is luscious and bears the aftertaste. Both can be enjoyed with ice cubes and play a refreshing role in the hot summer.
Sangria cocktails are an artifact of summer heat, very refreshing and delicious. For those who want to beautify but can't drink red wine, I recommend this cocktail!

Ingredients

Sangria Cocktail-a Summer's Artifact

1. Prepare the raw materials and wash the fruits

Sangria Cocktail-a Summer's Artifact recipe

2. Cut the fruit with a knife, and partially peel the orange and lemon

Sangria Cocktail-a Summer's Artifact recipe

3. Put the cut fruits into a large glass container

Sangria Cocktail-a Summer's Artifact recipe

4. Add cinnamon powder

Sangria Cocktail-a Summer's Artifact recipe

5. Add red wine

Sangria Cocktail-a Summer's Artifact recipe

6. Add rum

Sangria Cocktail-a Summer's Artifact recipe

7. Add sugar

Sangria Cocktail-a Summer's Artifact recipe

8. Stir well, cover, refrigerate for 2-3 days before drinking.

Sangria Cocktail-a Summer's Artifact recipe

Tips:

Tips:
1. When choosing fruits, try not to choose fruits that are prone to spoilage, such as bananas and strawberries.
2. Oranges and lemons are must-have fruits. It is best to remove the skin, otherwise it will be bitter. But you still need to keep a part, the fragrance of the skin.
3. If you like sweet, you can add a little sprite to increase the sweetness
4. Those who cannot drink alcoholic beverages can replace the red wine with grape juice and subtract the rum.
5. If you have a light drink, you can add a little soda to reduce the alcohol.

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