First sangria recipe I've used. This is awesome!
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131460 Posted: 05/23/10
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LynnieM Posted: 08/27/10
Fabulous! I use less vodka than what the recipe states. Always a hit!!
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acooker Posted: 06/29/10
This is delightful and very refreshing for a summer entertaining menu. I used pomegranate-flavored vodka, as it was all I had, and it was wonderful!
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mandarin Posted: 06/01/10
I made this a few weeks ago and loved it!! making again for a get together with friends! It was easy tasty and something different than the usual Margaritas and wine coolers for the ladies!!
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Paigesturn Posted: 06/29/10
I fixed this for a party of approximately 15 adults. I doubled the recipe, assuming that I would have a lot left over. We ran out within the first hour. People loved it! I wouldn't change a thing other than to make twice as much as I think I will need the next time.
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ShortyMordy Posted: 07/02/10
I made this as written for a mini wedding reception, and it was fabulous! I made a double batch, and it's a good thing, because the first batch was gone in 30 minutes! Highly recommend!
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savagegirl Posted: 07/15/10
Made this for a girls night party at my house last night for 12 friends. Good thing I made two pitchers full! It's not like the typical heavy, spiced sangria. Very light. Really delicious! Can't wait to make it again this weekend!
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Econcook Posted: 07/12/11, VA
I couldn't find a rose (imagine), so did use white zin. It was good, but I wouldn't say it was great. Also could not find peach nectar so used the peach-flavored vodka. Had about 15 guests, made a double batch as everyone else recommended, and they drained it before the party ended, so they must have liked it more than I did. Several who do not usually have a drink tried it, and liked it, too. Served this on a hot summer day, which may have helped.
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MrsH0507 Posted: 07/18/11
This is the greatest! I'm making it for every summer gathering from now on. I made a double recipe for dinner for 16 adults and it was gone in about 30 minutes. Notes: 1) a double recipe fits perfectly in a gallon pitcher; 2) I had neither vodka nor peach nectar, but I did have peach schnapps which I substituted to great effect; 3) I'm not sure what the fresh fruit adds to the recipe beside cost, so I'm likely to skip it in the future. All that cutting is time-consuming! It's possible that bagged-frozen-fruit-as-ice-cubes might work nicely. 4) I used Yellow Tail rose. Make this - your guests will love it!
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joannamay Posted: 06/25/11
I should have doubled the recipe like everyone else said, because my girlfriends were upset that they only got one glass. not too sweet, which we liked. will definitely make again.
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leslieadavis Posted: 09/24/11
This is the only Sangria recipe I've made, but it has been a hit both times I have served it at cookouts.
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nvrskpbrkfst Posted: 06/23/12
This is one of my favorites; people always love it. I used a Nobilo sauv blanc the first time I made it (I already had it on hand)...it's citrusy and just a little bit peppery on its own, but with the other ingredients it just takes the peaches to a new level. I omitted the extra sugar and reduced the amount of lemonade concentrate to 3 or 4 Tbsp, to suit my taste for sweetness and tartness. I found peach nectar in the "international" section of the grocery in a soda-like can made by Jumex (from Mexico.) It's great for a summer picnic, but I keep the ingredients on hand just so I can make this whenever. If you find good frozen peaches, the whole thing takes 2 minutes to prep (do chill it overnight though; you've got to let the fruit soak to bring out the flavors.) Absolute A+






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