Peach Sangria
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Get ready to elevate your summer game with this incredible Peach Sangria recipe! Bursting with ripe peaches, luscious wine, and a dash of magic, this concoction will whisk you away to a sunny paradise with just one sip. Grab your glasses, call up your pals, and let’s mix up this liquid gold for a peachy good time like no other!
Like this recipe? Make it a to-go version with my Single Serve Sangria! Perfect for BBQ’s, parties, weddings, and even camping! OR try some of my other go-to summer drinks: Blackberry Mojito, Easy Party Punch, and my Frozen Strawberry Margaritas!
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Why You’ll Love This Easy Sangria
- Dangerously Delicious: When I say dangerously, I mean it. I could easily sip this all day long and it is booze packed. So delicious you won’t even realize how much you’ve drank.
- Make Ahead: The longer the fruit sits in this drink the more flavor packed it will be. You can make this up to 48 hours in advance, with a few ingredients added just before serving (see below).
- Easy to Double: Serving a crowd? Double or even triple this recipe.
Summer is just around the corner and I am here to share the PERFECT summer cocktail. This is one you have to make at least once and is perfect for sipping with friends, serving at parties, or enjoying solo.
Why? It is fruit packed, not overly sweet, and packs a boozy punch. Mix this up in under 10 minutes and you will have EVERYONE begging for the recipe.
Peach Sangria Ingredients
Most sangria recipes are made with a base of:
- Fruit
- Vodka
- Wine
The beauty of this summer cocktail is that you really can play around with the flavors. I chose to use peaches and raspberries but you could easily use blueberries, blackberries, or any other fruit of your liking!
WARNING: This drink is trouble. It combines wine, vodka, fruit, and sugary goodness into a giant pitcher. It is one of “those” drinks. You know… The ones you keep sipping and easily forgetting how many glasses you have consumed.
It is just SO GOOD. Save this recipe in your archives of party wonders. Everyone will love it! If you are making it for a group of people I would double it.
What Alcohol Is In Sangria?
For this white peach sangria, I opted for a sweet moscato and vodka. I promise, this calls for enough alcohol that you’ll be happy you followed the instructions to a T.
Moscato: You can use a pink moscato, like Beringer Vineyards Pink Moscato (typically around $5), or a classic like Sutter homes. Both will blend great with the flavors and won’t break the bank.
Vodka: Here’s where I don’t recommend skimping. Use your favorite vodka. Most people like Tito’s. I like to try out local brands and have found success testing out liquor store employee recommendations.
How To Make White Sangria
- CHILL: Be sure to chill all of the ingredients, even freezing some of the fruit. This will make sure you can serve this immediately.
- PREP: Gather and measure all of your ingredients. I always find that prepping everything before you mix makes this so much easier.
- MIX: Mix the ingredients into a large pitcher.
- TOP WITH SODA: Add the club soda last. This will ensure you have a nice and fizzy drink.
Recipe Notes:
No. In fact, sometimes it is better to use frozen fruit. This acts like ice without watering down your beverage. You can use either fresh or frozen in this recipe.
Almost any fruit will work in this cocktail, but our favorites are peaches, raspberries, and blueberries. They soak up the sweet liquid and add so much fresh flavor to the drink.
For a sweeter cocktail, use a Moscato. I like pink Moscato or sometimes Riesling.
Yes. You can stir all of the ingredients, minus the club soda, up to 48 hours before serving. Top off with club soda just before you serve the drink.
Substitute your favorite juice for the Moscato and stir in some sprite. It’s just as tasty as the original but kid safe and approved for all ages.
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Raspberry Peach Sangria
Ingredients
- 1 bottle pink moscato (chilled)
- 3/4 cup good quality vodka (chilled)
- 1/2 can peach nectar (chilled)
- 1/2 cup lemonade concentrate
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 6 peaches (peeled and sliced)
- 1-6 oz container fresh raspberries
- 2 cups club soda (chilled)
Instructions
- Combine the wine, vodka, peach nectar, lemonade, and sugar in large pitcher. Stir in the peaches and raspberries.
- Chill overnight or at least eight hours.
- Add the club soda right before serving.
Notes
Nutrition
The nutrition facts provided are calculated using a third-party tool and are estimates only. Actual nutritional content may vary based on the ingredients and brands you use, as well as portion sizes. For accurate results, please consult a registered dietitian or nutritionist.
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where do I find the measurements for each ingredient. And how much does 1 batch serve if using 6oz. glasses?
Hi Phillip, you can find all of the information you are looking for in the recipe card towards the bottom of the post.
Do you think Pear Vodka would work??
I have never tried pear vodka, but I think it could be tasty!
Hi, I was just wondering what size bottle of Moscato I should use for the Raspberry Peach Sangria??
Great question, Mary. We made this again last weekend and I used a standard bottle of Moscato.