For a sweeter sangria, add a tablespoon or two of simple syrup or agave nectar to the pitcher. Experiment with different types of fruit, such as peaches, raspberries, or blueberries. Stone fruits like plums and cherries also work well. If you prefer a less sweet sangria, use club soda or sparkling water instead of lemon-lime soda. For a stronger sangria, add a splash of brandy or orange liqueur. To prevent the sangria from becoming watered down, freeze some of the fruit and use it as ice cubes. Make sure to use high-quality red wine for the best flavor. A young, fruity red wine is ideal. Adjust the amount of rum to your preference. You can also substitute with another spirit, such as brandy or vodka.
Clair Botsford
Jun 16, 2025I used sparkling water instead of lemon-lime soda, and it was still fantastic.
Sonya Daugherty
Jun 2, 2025This sangria was a hit at my party! Everyone loved the combination of flavors.
Lera Vonrueden
Apr 29, 2025Letting the sangria sit overnight really made a difference in the flavor.
Mohammad Gleichner
Dec 18, 2024I added a few extra berries to mine, and it was even more delicious.
Freddie Fisher
Dec 13, 2024The instructions were easy to follow, and the sangria turned out great!
Garrison Graham
Sep 29, 2024I will definitely be making this again!
Claudie Kerlukerolfson
Sep 19, 2024The cloves add a really nice warmth to the sangria.
Dawn Pfannerstill
Aug 12, 2024I made this for a summer BBQ, and it was the perfect refreshing drink.