Sangria margarita bottle full#

After all, Strawberry Sangarita + sunshine + a grill = my idea of a good time. I’m personally planning to sip it all spring and serve it up all summer… so I guess the party’s at my house, guys. It takes just one sip to realize that Strawberry Sangarita is going to be your go-to social cocktail for the year. And then, once the sangria has marinated, it’s finally time to drink.

When combining the pink wine to the vibrant strawberry puree, we wind up with a beautifully colored cocktail.Īfter mixing in the wine, I add in some sliced strawberries, lime wheels, and orange wheels to soak in the sangria and give it even more flavor while it sits for a couple of hours. I chose to use rosé wine in my Strawberry Sangarita, as it typically boasts bright berry and citrus-centered flavors. Rosé is great for mixing in cocktails in general because it’s inexpensive (so you don’t have to feel bad about altering it) and gorgeous in a glass. But despite the fact that it’s tempting to just down that concoction as-is, we go a step further and turn it into a picture - wait no, pitcher –– perfect drink by adding in a generous amount of wine and fresh fruit slices. This recipe includes all of the ingredients you need for strawberry margaritas: pureed fresh strawberries, tequila, orange liqueur, lime juice, and a little agave nectar or simple syrup for a touch of extra sweetness.

Sangria margarita bottle full#

And most importantly, this Friday is full of a homemade fusion of margaritas and sangria to help us dive into the weekend. Is “Sangarita” a real thing? Today it is, because Fridays are full of possibilities. You make Strawberry Sangarita, is what you do. But what do you do when life (or more accurately, overzealous grocery shopping) gives you dozens of leftover strawberries? Well, you still make a tasty beverage, but this time, you spike it. You can also like my Facebook Page, follow me on Pinterest, and catch me on Instagram.When life gives you lemons, you make lemonade. Be sure to comment and leave a review on the blog so I can see what you think. Please let me know if you try this recipe.

Make this cocktail next: Classic Salty Dogs Enjoy! Kitchen Tools used for this recipe: (Affiliate Links) So many other great recipes on the blog, just for YOU. Baked Artichoke Dip – My youngest son’s fav, and once you try it, you’ll see why.Cheesy Pesto Party Bread – I love to keep pesto handy for the last minute party bread.Cowboy Caviar with Avocad o – A healthier dip and so good with chips!.Bacon Wrapped Jalapeño Poppers – You can pop these on the grill instead of the oven, if you’d like!.All parties should have some great snacks! Let’s talk about what you should make with these cocktails. For a large group, I recommend doubling this recipe. This batch make about six medium sized cocktails. Decorate with fresh fruit and add a splash of sprite, if desired. To serve, add ice to the glasses (along with a salt rim, if desired), and pour sangria.In a large pitcher, add the bottle of white wine, the tequila, the simple syrup, and the lime juice. In a small saucepan, combine the water and sugar. To Serve: Add more fresh fruit and a bit of Sprite, if desired.I added lemon, lime, and orange slices, as well as fresh berries. Fresh Fruit: Use anything you like here.Fresh Limes: I suggest buying a bag of limes for all the summery cocktails.Tequila: Use a silver tequila that isn’t super cheap.White Wine: I prefer Sauvignon Blanc for this recipe.Simple Syrup Ingredients: You’ll need water and sugar.Most importantly, these are delish! So delicious, you won’t be able to stop at one! EEP! (Drink responsibly and EAT!).Adding tequila and lime juice adds that margarita taste to a glass of wine. It’s a great mash-up of a marg and a glass of wine.You can adapt this recipe to add a little more or less simple syrup and lime juice.

It was super simple to keep it in pitchers in the refrigerator. I recently had a party and made FOUR batches of this ahead of time. Just keep the pitcher handy, and have plenty of extra in the refrigerator. Prep in advance, and then there is no need to hop up every time someone needs a second. I love a large batch cocktail to serve for parties. Party Season is here ya’ll, and it’s time to whip up a batch of your favorite cocktails for a warm night on the patio. For other delicious recipes, try my Cranberry Sangria Recipe or my Apple Cider Sangria next! White Sangria Margarita Since most sangria includes a bottle of wine, it’s fun making up a batch recipe to share. This Sangria Margarita recipe combines your favorite Sauvignon Blanc wine with fresh lime juice, tequila, simple syrup, and fresh fruit.