Summer Sangria Recipes: Chilled, fruity, and dangerously easy to drink
These sangrias are summer in a pitcher.
Sangria is more than just wine with fruit. It’s the ultimate warm-weather party drink: fresh, flexible, and endlessly customizable.
These summer-inspired recipes go beyond the usual with bright flavors, tropical twists, and frozen refreshers that belong on every patio table.
🍉 Watermelon Mint Sangria
Light, juicy, and super refreshing. This sangria blends white wine, watermelon purée, fresh mint, and a splash of citrus liqueur.
Top with sparkling water and garnish with watermelon wedges for peak summer sipping.
👉 Watermelon Mint Sangria Recipe
🍍 Tropical Pineapple Coconut Sangria
A beachy escape in a glass. Combine dry white wine, pineapple juice, coconut water, orange slices, and a splash of rum.
Add chunks of fresh pineapple and shredded coconut for garnish. Serve over ice in a tiki glass if you’re feeling fancy.
👉 Tropical Pineapple Coconut Sangria Recipe
🍓 Berry Rosé Sangria
Bold and beautiful. Rosé wine gets mixed with strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, lemon slices, and a splash of triple sec or elderflower liqueur.
Let it chill for a few hours before serving for max berry flavor.
🍊 Sparkling Citrus Sangria
Zesty and light with an effervescent twist. Use cava or prosecco, add fresh orange, lemon, and lime slices, and finish with a hint of honey or agave.
Perfect for brunches or poolside day drinking.
👉 Sparkling Citrus Sangria Recipe
❄️ Sangria Slushies (Frozen)
Blended and boozy — freeze fruit and blend with wine, orange liqueur, and ice for a frosty take on sangria.
Try mango + white wine, mixed berries + rosé, or peach + chardonnay.
🧾 Final Thoughts: Sip Slow, Chill Hard
Sangria is the ultimate “mix it and forget it” party drink. These summer variations are fresh, bright, and built for warm days and good vibes. Make a big pitcher, add a ton of ice, and let the fruit do the talking.
Pro tip:
Use frozen fruit as ice cubes — keeps it cold without watering it down. Bonus points for infusing your fruit overnight in wine for stronger flavor.
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