Summer Sangria with Watermelon and Pineapple
You guys, it’s finally summer – my favorite time of the year. Warm weather, beach days, sunshine, summer produce, and of course, sangria.
Today’s drink? A summer sangria recipe with watermelon and pineapple. Once you try it, I think that you’ll be hooked! It’s a crowd pleaser for sure.
So here’s how to make sangria! It’s made with just a few ingredients (including the fruit) and there are NO simple syrups involved. Just wine, brandy, fruit, and some soda for fizz. Simple = better!
And please don’t skip that brandy – it’s an essential part of the sangria recipe. Without it, it would just be a spritzer. And that’s all you need for sangria ingredients!
This summer sangria with watermelon and pineapple is made with white wine – and not just any white wine. What is the best wine for this sangria recipe in my opinion?
Moscato. I love the sweetness of Moscato wine. It pairs really nicely with the watermelon and acidic pineapple. It’s also sweet enough that you can skip adding additional sweeteners to it.
I can still remember the first time we tried Moscato. It was actually at Olive Garden back in the day (also known as before kids!). My husband and I were hooked right away. It’s our go-to wine still!
Ingredients
Directions
for full instructions please see : www.whattheforkfoodblog.com
Today’s drink? A summer sangria recipe with watermelon and pineapple. Once you try it, I think that you’ll be hooked! It’s a crowd pleaser for sure.
So here’s how to make sangria! It’s made with just a few ingredients (including the fruit) and there are NO simple syrups involved. Just wine, brandy, fruit, and some soda for fizz. Simple = better!
And please don’t skip that brandy – it’s an essential part of the sangria recipe. Without it, it would just be a spritzer. And that’s all you need for sangria ingredients!
This summer sangria with watermelon and pineapple is made with white wine – and not just any white wine. What is the best wine for this sangria recipe in my opinion?
Moscato. I love the sweetness of Moscato wine. It pairs really nicely with the watermelon and acidic pineapple. It’s also sweet enough that you can skip adding additional sweeteners to it.
I can still remember the first time we tried Moscato. It was actually at Olive Garden back in the day (also known as before kids!). My husband and I were hooked right away. It’s our go-to wine still!
Ingredients
- 1 bottle Moscato wine (750 ml)
- 1/2 C brandy
- 1 lime, thinly sliced
- 2 C Del Monte® watermelon, cubed and cold
- 2 C Del Monte Gold® Extra Sweet Pineapple, cubed and cold
- lemon lime soda, for serving
- ice cubes
Directions
- Pour the wine and brandy into a pitcher and stir to combine. Add the sliced lime, watermelon, and pineapple.
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for full instructions please see : www.whattheforkfoodblog.com
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