that looks yummy! but i'm not really into any kind of alcohol... so this thing reminded me of lemonade and i would really like some at the moment. yummy!
Hmmm recipe? You can experiment. Start with filling half of the glass (or more) with fruits. If you prefer more red wine, you can add just a little sprite, and vice versa.
Since there's quite a bit of sprite in mine, I normally just use any cheaper red wines...I think I used cotes du rhone for this one. But it could really be anything
I cannot wait to try this recipe! If you wanna check out some delicious recipes, you should check out my blog! You may be delighted by what you discover ;)
I just made this for a neighborhood happy hour to start off the Memorial Day weekend! Delicious! Just play with the amounts and it is great. I also added peaches!
Hi Angela, depends on how much alcohol and wine element you want. I prefer more sprite than alcohol, but really... it's up to you :) try making a glass and use that preferred ratio in a big batch
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Looks so yummy! Wanted to let you know that I'm doing a round up of recipes that I can't wait to try in the near future, and I'd like to include this one. I will be listing the name of your recipe, linked back to your site, as well as your site name. A photo will bein a collage format only, so that your picture cannot be "swiped" from my site. And there will be no information about the ingredients or recipe steps so that readers must come visit you if they want to know how to make it! This will go live on the 13th; please do let me know if you don't want me to link to you for some reason. I hope it brings you a lot of traffic!
Mmmm...can I have a glass please? :)
ReplyDeleteDoesn't sound bastardized to me! Just delicious.
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ReplyDeletethat looks yummy! but i'm not really into any kind of alcohol... so this thing reminded me of lemonade and i would really like some at the moment. yummy!
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With this work week, I think I deserve one!!! This looks absolutely delicious.
ReplyDeleteHope you have a wonderful day, Love.
B.
That Girl in Pearls
looks super delicious!!!possible to post the recipe here? Thks.:)
ReplyDeleteahhhh!!! with such hot weather in HK this is like the best drink to sooth the heat!! Wish I can have one too!!!
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What is the recipe please!!!
ReplyDeleteCan you please post the recipe!
ReplyDeleteHmmm recipe? You can experiment. Start with filling half of the glass (or more) with fruits. If you prefer more red wine, you can add just a little sprite, and vice versa.
ReplyDeleteany suggestions on what kind of red wine to use?
ReplyDeleteSince there's quite a bit of sprite in mine, I normally just use any cheaper red wines...I think I used cotes du rhone for this one. But it could really be anything
ReplyDeleteI cannot wait to try this recipe!
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Looks yummy! Ok to pin it? Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteJust discovered you on pinterest. Love your blog, love the bastardized sangria. Going to make it this weekend. Yum.
ReplyDeleteDo you use fresh or canned pears and peaches?
ReplyDeleteHi anonymous, I used fresh strawberry, pears and peaches :)
ReplyDeleteEnjoy!
mmm sounds amazing!
ReplyDeleteI just made this for a neighborhood happy hour to start off the Memorial Day weekend! Delicious! Just play with the amounts and it is great. I also added peaches!
ReplyDeleteLooks DELICIOUS!! What kind of red wine did you use??
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For Love of Cupcakes
Hi there! you can use any red wine... I used the cheapest one in the wine aisle of my neighborhood supermarket :D
ReplyDeleteI want to make a big batch for a party. Would you say the sprite:wine ratio is 2:1?
ReplyDeleteHi Angela, depends on how much alcohol and wine element you want. I prefer more sprite than alcohol, but really... it's up to you :) try making a glass and use that preferred ratio in a big batch
ReplyDeleteActually I don't like to mix red wine with something else but this looks really delicious!
ReplyDeleteI found your blog through Pintrest, and I love it! I would like to invite you to share your recipes on a new recipe sharing website RecipeNewZ (with Z). When you submit a photo of your dish, it is published within minutes and links back to your blog. Try it out: http://recipenewz.com
ReplyDeleteI would love to know how much of the ingredients you added. Looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteYummy!
ReplyDeleteLooks so yummy! Wanted to let you know that I'm doing a round up of recipes that I can't wait to try in the near future, and I'd like to include this one. I will be listing the name of your recipe, linked back to your site, as well as your site name. A photo will bein a collage format only, so that your picture cannot be "swiped" from my site. And there will be no information about the ingredients or recipe steps so that readers must come visit you if they want to know how to make it! This will go live on the 13th; please do let me know if you don't want me to link to you for some reason. I hope it brings you a lot of traffic!
ReplyDeleteThis was FANTASTIC!!! Including this as a part of my thanksgiving menu.
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