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Hi,

We are looking for really good recipes for a red and white wine sangria. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Cheers,

TRM
 
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Made this one for a party we threw in January: clicky. We multiplied it by eight, Eek, used slightly tired, but good 2002 Torres Tempranillo, pre-soaked the fruit in the brandy for a full 24 hours, added all ingredients well chilled. We also served whisky sours, had a good basic bar, premium beer, magnums of Ridge Zinfandel, decent sparklers, and four out of five folks had a cup of this sangria in their hand. Rave reviews.


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Originally posted by indybob:
Made this one for a party we threw in January: clicky. We multiplied it by eight, Eek, used slightly tired, but good 2002 Torres Tempranillo, pre-soaked the fruit in the brandy for a full 24 hours, added all ingredients well chilled. We also served whisky sours, had a good basic bar, premium beer, magnums of Ridge Zinfandel, decent sparklers, and four out of five folks had a cup of this sangria in their hand. Rave reviews.
Magnums of Ridge Zinfandel, now we're talking! Wink
 
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Originally posted by indybob:
Made this one for a party we threw in January: clicky. We multiplied it by eight, Eek, used slightly tired, but good 2002 Torres Tempranillo, pre-soaked the fruit in the brandy for a full 24 hours, added all ingredients well chilled. We also served whisky sours, had a good basic bar, premium beer, magnums of Ridge Zinfandel, decent sparklers, and four out of five folks had a cup of this sangria in their hand. Rave reviews.
Magnums of Ridge Zinfandel, now we're talking! Wink

Big Grin I hear you, but it does please a wine variety of red wine drinkers. 2005 Ridge Geyserville if i remember correctly.


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Originally posted by MJAlbers:
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Originally posted by indybob:
Made this one for a party we threw in January: clicky. We multiplied it by eight, Eek, used slightly tired, but good 2002 Torres Tempranillo, pre-soaked the fruit in the brandy for a full 24 hours, added all ingredients well chilled. We also served whisky sours, had a good basic bar, premium beer, magnums of Ridge Zinfandel, decent sparklers, and four out of five folks had a cup of this sangria in their hand. Rave reviews.
Magnums of Ridge Zinfandel, now we're talking! Wink

Big Grin I hear you, but it does please a wine variety of red wine drinkers. 2005 Ridge Geyserville if i remember correctly.
That's it, I'm cracking out the Zin this weekend! Wink
 
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