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Sangría de vino tinto
Sangría de vino tinto 
Red Wine Sangria
Chef Diosa @cook_1122045
The most delicious drink you can offer your guests, perfect for any time of year. It's ideal for small gatherings at home when you want something easy yet tasty to serve, like this beverage.
Red Wine Sangria
The most delicious drink you can offer your guests, perfect for any time of year. It's ideal for small gatherings at home when you want something easy yet tasty to serve, like this beverage.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Slice the fruit and place it in a pitcher.
- 2
Add the sugar and mix it with the fruit using a wooden spoon. Let it sit for 5 minutes to macerate.
- 3
Pour in both liqueurs and mix again with the wooden spoon.
- 4
Gently pour in the red wine and lemonade or lemon-lime soda. Carefully add the ice cubes to avoid splashing, then stir gently again with the wooden spoon.
- 5
Ready to serve. Let it chill with the ice cubes at the table for 2 to 3 minutes before pouring into glasses.
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