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This easy Peach Sangria is ready in minutes! Fruity, refreshing and delicious – this will be your favorite summer cocktail.
Just in time for your holiday weekend, I’m bringing you the drink that you have to be sipping on as we usher in summer. Friends, meet the easiest, tastiest, prettiest Peach Sangria!
This sangria screams “SUMMER!” I am envisioning many summer days spent in the sun, sipping sangria and nibbling on the boozy fruit from the bottom of the pitcher. Who’s joining me?
Summer is a fantastic season for entertaining. With a little bit of planning and a laid back attitude, you can celebrate the season effortlessly. Mix up a pitcher (or more!) of sangria, ask your friends and family to bring small bites, and whip up some summery sweet treats (try my: peach cake, berry trifle, strawberry cupcakes or mini fruit tarts). If you’re able to, take the party outdoors for an even more relaxed vibe.
Sangria is perfect for entertaining because it can easily serve a crowd, you can use whatever fruits you have available, and it’s just darn festive. I mean, tell me you don’t want a big glass right this second?!
Today I’m teaming up with my friends at Middle Sister wines to bring you this fabulous Peach Sangria. Middle Sister wines were created 10 years ago by the founding women of the Wine Sisterhood. Founder Terry Wheatley was fascinated by her best friend’s middle daughter, Erin. From childhood, she was just more outrageous, more free-spirited, and simply larger than life. Terry created Middle Sister wines for middle sisters everywhere, so they finally get the attention they deserve. How fun is that? And speaking of fun, you have to check out the variety of labels from Middle Sister wines. They are playful and creative!
Peach Sangria
Peach juice, peach liqueur, peaches, raspberries, and strawberries are combined with Middle Sister Pinot Grigio or Moscato. This sangria is refreshing, flavorful, and it comes together in minutes.
If you prefer a sweeter sangria, I recommend Middle Sister Moscato. For a crisper sangria, go with the Middle Sister Pinot Grigio. They are both delicious in this sangria, and on their own.
Tips:
- Try serving this sangria over ice, it makes it extra refreshing.
- Don’t have fresh peaches? Nectarines, white peaches, or sliced frozen peaches work great, too!
- Throw in a few orange slices for an added citrus flavor.
- If you can’t find plain peach juice, use a peach blend. I’ve tried it with many different peach flavored juices.
Cheers to summer, sangria, and fabulous wine.
You might also like: STRAWBERRY SANGRIA – CHERRY SANGRIA – APPLE CIDER SANGRIA
Peach Sangria
Ingredients
- 1 bottle Middle Sister Pinot Grigio or Moscato, chilled
- ½ cup peach liqueur
- 1 cup peach juice or peach juice blend
- 3 peaches, sliced
- 1 cup raspberries and/or sliced strawberries
Instructions
- Combine all ingredients in a pitcher and stir to combine. Serve over ice.
Nutrition
Tried this recipe?Leave a comment and rating below!I was selected for this opportunity as a member of CLEVER and the content and opinions expressed here are all my own.
Echo
Oh heck yeah! This is perfect for a nice bbq cookout! I am going to pin this so I can serve it next time. YUM!
Jennifer
Sangria is the best summer cocktail because you can just keep adding more fruits or ice or liquor as the night goes on!
Thanks for a yummy looking cocktail. Pinning!
Renee @ The Good Hearted Woman
What a pretty and refreshing summer drink! I love the peach and berry combo!
Denay DeGuzman
After a hectic start to the week, this beautiful peach sangria is just what I need! I’d never heard of Middle Sister wines before. Thanks so much for the flavorful introduction!
Joanne P
This recipe is delicious. Can you tell me the amounts to use for a large container?
Allison
Hi, Joanne. In the recipe card where it shows the servings “6”, you can click and drag a slider to increase the serving size. If you increase in increments of 6 (12 servings, 18 servings, 24 servings, etc) you’ll have round numbers in the recipe card. Enjoy!