Recipe : Fruit and White Wine Cocktail – “White Wine Sangria”

Name: Recipe : Fruit and White Wine Cocktail – “White Wine Sangria”
Total time: 5 min
Ingredients: 1 - 750 ml bottle of white wine - about 3 1/4 cups, dry or sweet; 1/2 cup white rum (118 ml); 3/4 cup fruit juice (177 ml) - orange juice works well but so does any light coloured fruit juice like apple mango pineapple.; About a cup and a half of chopped fruit, including any combination of berries (I used strawberries) and stone fruit (I used cherries and peaches). Apples and tropical fruits work well, too.; A Sweet Citrus fruit, including an orange, mandarin or tangerine, sliced with peel on, and cut into quarters if they're big.; Part of a Sour Citrus fruit - about 1/2 a lemon or lime, cut as above.; About 1 tablespoon sugar, or to taste. The amount you add is based on the sweetness of the wine you use and how sweet you like your drink.; 1 to 2 cups sparkling water (aka soda water)

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"This White Wine Sangria combines white wine, rum, fresh chopped fruits, and juice for a refreshing, light summer drink. Perfect for sipping over a few days or sharing at your next gathering."

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Ingredients

1 - 750 ml bottle of white wine - about 3 1/4 cups, dry or sweet
1/2 cup white rum (118 ml)
3/4 cup fruit juice (177 ml) - orange juice works well but so does any light coloured fruit juice like apple mango pineapple.
About a cup and a half of chopped fruit, including any combination of berries (I used strawberries) and stone fruit (I used cherries and peaches). Apples and tropical fruits work well, too.
A Sweet Citrus fruit, including an orange, mandarin or tangerine, sliced with peel on, and cut into quarters if they're big.
Part of a Sour Citrus fruit - about 1/2 a lemon or lime, cut as above.
About 1 tablespoon sugar, or to taste. The amount you add is based on the sweetness of the wine you use and how sweet you like your drink.
1 to 2 cups sparkling water (aka soda water)