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Fall Sangria Cocktail Drink

Fall Sangria Recipe

Gavin Wrigley Written by Gavin Wrigley
Get ready for fall with this simple Fall Sangria recipe! In this comforting cocktail, you'll enjoy the blend of red wine, apple cider, brandy, and fresh fruit.
Prep time: 1 minute
Mixing time: 1 minute
Servings: 8
Calories: 150

Ingredients
 

  • 1 bottle of Red Wine
  • 1 cup apple cider
  • ¼ cup Brandy
  • 2 apples - sliced
  • 1 orange - sliced
  • ½ cup pomegranate seeds
  • Cinnamon sticks - for garnish, optional

Equipment

  • Large Pitcher
  • Stirrer or Spoon
  • Wine Glasses

Instructions

  • Add Red Wine: Pour 1 bottle of Red Wine in a large pitcher.
  • Add Apple Cider: Measure and pour 1 cup apple cider into the pitcher.
  • Add Brandy: Add ¼ cup Brandy.
  • Add Fruits: Toss in the slices of 2 apples, 1 orange, and ½ cup pomegranate seeds.
  • Stir: Give everything a good stir with your spoon.
  • Chill: Let the Sangria sit in the fridge for at least an hour before serving to let the flavors meld together.
  • Serve: Pour into wine glasses, garnish with a cinnamon stick if desired, and enjoy!

Notes

Substitutes:

  • Red Wine: If you do not like red wine, you can use white wine or rosé instead. Both will give you a lighter, fruitier sangria.
  • Apple Cider: No apple cider? No problem! You can use apple juice as a substitute. It won't have quite the same depth of flavor, but it'll do in a pinch.
  • Brandy: If you don't have brandy, use bourbon or rum instead. Both will add a pleasant warmth to your Sangria.

Making it Non-Alcoholic:

  • Red Wine Substitute: Use a non-alcoholic red wine substitute available in most grocery stores.
  • Brandy Substitute: Omit the brandy or use a non-alcoholic spirit available on the market for example you can opt for one of the options produced by Seedlip.
  • Proceed As Usual: Use these non-alcoholic substitutes instead of the regular ingredients, follow the original steps, and enjoy a non-alcoholic version.

Making it Vegan:

Good news! This recipe is already vegan-friendly. Just check the labels on your wine and cider to ensure they're vegan, as some brands may use animal products in their processing methods.