The
Girl and I experimented a little with white wine sangria a couple weeks
ago. It was delightful, so I packed enough goods to make it while we
were on vacay. Sangria in the summer is a good thing, Martha.
It started with Deep Eddy Lemon vodka, a vino verde, and some fruit.
I sliced limes, white nectarine, and grapes and added them to a quart size mason jar:
The
more fruit you have, the better, because the fruit will be the base,
and you can always refreshen the sangria with more liquid. Plus, the
fruit absorbs a lot of flavor and is great to eat after the drink is
done...
I poured in a good cup or so of vodka, filled the rest of the jar with wine, and left it chilling in Mabels' little fridge. Then, when ready to drink, I poured about 3/4 of a glass of it into wine glasses, and topped
with Fresca. I spooned some fruit, too.
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1 comment:
this sure sounds delightful...
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