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Sangrias Are the Perfect Answer for a Hot July 4th Beverage!

Yesterday I came across an article about special cocktails made with wine. With Dcanter’s permission I am adding them to Wine Trail Traveler. The first one I am posting is for Peach Sangria. After this recipe I’ve added links to a few other Sangria recipes we have added to the website over the past few years. Check them all out and make a Sangria for your 4th of July celebration!

White Peach Sangria

Ingredients

(Makes eight servings)

4 white peaches, sliced (pit removed)
½ cup of sugar
2 bottles of chilled dry white wine
¼ cup dry vermouth
¼ cup triple sec
Mint for garnish

Directions

  1. Slice the white peaches into segments and remove the pit.  Place the sliced peaches into a bowl.
  2. Cover and massage the peaches with sugar.  Place the bowl in the refrigerator and let sugar and peaches sit for about two hours to allow the peach juice to release and sugar to soak into the peaches.
  3. When ready to serve, pour the two bottles of chilled dry white wine in a large pitcher.  Add the dry vermouth and triple sec.  Stir the liquid.  Add the white peaches soaked with sugar along with any juice that has been released while soaking.

To serve: Use a small glass tumbler or a white wineglass. Fill the glass with the sangria liquid.  Add in a couple of the peach segments and top off with sprigs of mint for garnish.  Savor and enjoy.

Recipe provided by Dcanter-A Wine Boutique, in Washington, DC.DCanter – A Wine Boutique

www.dcanterwines.com

545 8th Street SE
Washington, DC  20003

Also check out the Sangria recipes below for your summertime enjoyment. If you browse through these recipes, you will discover there are many ways to create a delicious sangria. Over the summer, try making different ones and let me know which one is your favorite.

Pickering Winery Sangria
Sangria (Carlson Vineyards)
Viognier Sangria
Chumeia’s Merlot Sangria
Texas Legato Sangria
Savoy-Lee Sangriasavoylee6
Narmada’s Midnight Sangria

Cheers!
Hint: Wine tastes best in moderation!

Kathy

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