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The combination of citrus and rosemary with a light bodied red wine creates an easy-to-drink cocktail suitable for any occasion. You can’t go wrong with a Merlot or Syrah but heavier bodied wines can work here as well, especially as the months become cooler.

Fall Sangria | Zestful Ktichen

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Fall Sangria | Zestful Ktichen

Red Wine Citrus Sangria

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The combination of citrus and rosemary with a light bodied red wine creates an easy-to-drink cocktail suitable for any occasion.

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Ingredients

  • 3 large oranges 1 cut into
  • ¼- inch-thick slices 1 juiced, 1 saved for garnish
  • 1 large lemon cut into
  • ¼- inch-thick slices
  • 3 tablespoons confectioner’s sugar
  • 2 tablespoons Triple Sec
  • 1 750-ml. bottle fruity red wine (such as Merlot or Syrah)
  • Rosemary sprigs
  • Ice

Instructions

  • Combine orange slices from one orange, lemon slices and sugar to a large pitcher; gently muddle until sugar is dissolved and fruit releases some juice but is not completely crushed.
  • Add orange juice, Triple Sec, and wine. Stir to combine and refrigerate for at least 2 hours or up to 8 hours.
  • To serve, stir briskly to redistribute settled fruit and pulp; serve over ice and garnish with orange slices and rosemary sprigs.

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Fall Sangria | Zestful Ktichen

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This is one of four recipes in a picnic series that were recently featured in the Spring issue of Revival Magazine. Check out my Apricot-Almond Galette or Turkey and Fig Panini from the same story.

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