white peach sangria

Peach flavored white wine sangria combined with club soda and a splash of brandy. This refreshing fruity cocktail is perfect for the summer!

White Peach Sangria

peach nectar

club soda (or other unsweetened carbonated water)

brandy

sugar

water

peaches (sliced)

strawberries (sliced)

mint leaves (optional)

Refrigerate Pinot Grigio, peach nectar, club soda and fruits the day before.

In a large pitcher, combine Pinot Grigio, peach nectar, club soda, and brandy. Stir to mix well.

In a small glass combine 1/4 cup sugar and 1/4 cup hot water to make syrup. Add syrup to pitcher. Optional: make more syrup and add more to pitcher if drink is not sweet enough. Stir to mix well

Slice fruits and add to pitcher. Optional: garnish with mint leaves.

Serve and enjoy!

Crisp, refreshing, and made with an abundance of fresh fruit, this easy white sangria recipe will be the hit of your next summer party!

White Sangria Recipe

orange

lemon

lime

peaches

berries (fresh

peach brandy (or apple brandy

dry white wine;

Prosecco (or sparkling water, for serving)

Ice (for serving)

berries (optional for serving)

mint leaves (optional for serving)

Half

Half the orange, lemon, and lime. Cut one of each half in half again so you have 2 quarters. Juice each quarter into a large pitcher. Add the remains of juiced fruit.

Cut the remaining citrus halves into thin slices, then add the slices to the pitcher. Add the peaches and berries.

Add the brandy, triple sec, and sugar (if using). With a wooden spoon, muddle to combine and dissolve the sugar.

Pour

Pour in the wine and stir once more. Chill at least 4 hours or overnight.

Serve

To serve, fill glasses with ice. Give the white sangria a stir, then pour it over ice. Top with a splash of Prosecco, stir gently once more, and garnish with berries and mint as desired.

Honestly, this is one of the better white sangria recipes I’ve tried. Not too sweet, and the citrus flavor shines without being overpowering. I liked the balance of wine and fruit—super easy to make and looks beautiful in a pitcher.

Made this as a test run for an upcoming party, and it turned out really well. It’s flexible, so you can tweak it based on what fruit or alcohol you have. I used Albarino and regular brandy, which gave it a deeper flavor than I expected. I added a little sugar, but probably didn’t need it. I enjoyed this drink. Thank you!

This was such a fun and fruity drink to make at home! I chilled mine overnight and the flavors really came through the next day. I liked the added fizz from the Prosecco—it made the whole thing feel more festive. The only thing I’d change next time is maybe use a bit less lime juice, just my preference.

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