Hey! What is up? I am Hilah. Today I am gonna show you how to make a delicious sangria.
This is just a base recipe. You could mix and match to your heart's content and then
you can drink it on a porch all day long which is what I am gonna do afterwards.
[MUSIC] Okay, so here's what you need. I am gonna
use some oranges today. Some kind of citrus juice is always nice, about for a 750ml bottle
of wine, probably a half a cup of juice, lemon, orange, lime, I have used grapefruit. It was
awesome. So I will get these squeezed, and Sangria is usually made with red wine, and
they actually will often add brandy to it traditionally. I remember when I first had
it, I was like 20, 19, or 20 and I was in Barcelona with a friend of mine and we went
to this like really cool bar that was on the water and drank a couple of pitchers of sangria
between three of us and got trwasted, it was ridiculous, and I think it's a lot stronger
than I make it. So this is my old white lady, watered-down
version of Sangria, but it is delicious and refreshing. So there. Okay, and a little lemon.
I don't like my Sangria real sweet, so I am gonna put in some lemon, and I am using a
lemon cello instead of brandy which is something that I made last year, and I will show you
how to make that sometime whenever the Meyer lemons are in season again in the fall, but
it's like just a lemon liqueur, just, you know, you put lemon peels and sugar in the
vodka and let it sit for a million years, and then voila. All right, so I will put that
in. I am making a huge mess. So typical, and then maybe like a quarter cup of, you could
use a Triple Sec, or any kind of like fruity liqueur that kind of goes with what you're
doing. Another very important component is fruit.
I am gonna use some strawberries because they are beautiful and it's going to look so pretty
in my white sangria, but you can use mangoes or peaches or apples or whatever, and you
just want to cut it up into little pieces. Oh, my God! I totally almost cut myself. Ahhhh.
Whooops! All right, strawberries are in. Now I am gonna mix in a bottle of chardonnay that
has been chilled in my freezer. Basically done. Give it a whirl. Go to taste. Dude!
I cannot wait to put that on some ice and sit on the porch. I have to go to do that
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