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Pink Lemonade Sangria

Pink Lemonade Sangria (Rose Wine Sangria) is made with dry rosé wine, fresh lemons, Limoncello, cherries & raspberries. It is so refreshing! The perfect summer sipper.

a glass of pink lemonade sangria

Today I’m sharing one of my summer favorites, Sangria. I’m definitely more of a wine drinker than a cocktail drinker, but in the summer I love to make ice cold Sangria with lots of fresh fruit.

Nothing says summer to me like a tall glass of ice-cold pink lemonade, except maybe a glass of well-chilled rosé wine. Of course, the way my brain works, I decided it would be fun to create a “grown up” version of pink lemonade; Pink Lemonade Sangria!

The base of Pink Lemonade Sangria is a bottle of rosé wine.  Look for a dry rosé with plenty of good fruit flavor. I added juicy dark cherries and raspberries to accentuate the berry flavors in the wine.

Limoncello is the perfect liqueur to add lemonade zing to the mix. Lemon slices add a fresh flavor and look so pretty floating in the pitcher.

I added a little sugar since my wine was pretty dry. If you have a sweeter wine you might not need the sugar. Take a sip before adding the club soda, then add sugar according to your taste.

ingredients for rose wine sangria

a jug of pink lemonade sangria

a glass of pink lemonade sangria

Cheers!!

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a glass of pink lemonade sangria

Pink Lemonade Sangria

Yield: 8 glasses
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Chill Time: 3 hours
Total Time: 3 hours 10 minutes

A beautiful, tasty and refreshing summer cocktail made with Rose wine and Limoncello.

Ingredients

  • 2 lemons, sliced thinly
  • 2 cups fresh cherries, pitted
  • 1 pint fresh raspberries
  • 1/2 cup (4 oz, 120ml) Limoncello
  • 2 tablespoons granulated sugar, (optional-depends on how sweet/dry the wine is)
  • 1 (750 ml) bottle dry Rosé wine
  • 1 cup (8 oz, 2 ml) club soda

Instructions

  1. Combine the fruit with the Limoncello and sugar in a glass pitcher. Add the rosé wine and stir to combine
  2. Refrigerate at least 3-4 hours to chill and allow the flavors to meld. Just before servings, add the club soda
  3. Put more fruit into the glasses if desired, pour and enjoy!

Notes

When you finish drinking the Sangria, don't forget to enjoy the left over fruit. Eat it plain or as an ice cream topping!

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Sam @ Bites of Wellness

Friday 14th of July 2017

This looks simply amazing. I think I would have this without the wine ALL DAY LONG as well!!

Caroline

Wednesday 12th of July 2017

Love the idea of limoncello in there and it looks so pretty too!

Eileen Gray

Friday 14th of July 2017

Thanks, Caroline!

Cindy

Tuesday 11th of July 2017

Nice twist on sangria!

Lauren

Tuesday 11th of July 2017

I only like wine in sangria form and you've picked the perfect summer fruits for yours! Yum.

Wendy Klik

Monday 10th of July 2017

I love this lemonade sangria.....great creation.

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