Apple Cider Sangria is an easy recipe that adds a fall spin to your sangria! Apple cider, applejack brandy and a sweet white wine combine with a hint of vanilla to create your new favorite autumn cocktail!
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Apple Cider Sangria Recipe
If it’s apple season it must be apple cider season! The rich intense spiced apple flavor of cider makes me think of falling leaves, pumpkins, crisp autumn evenings and bushels and bushels of red, green and golden apples. Apple cider, also known as sweet cider and soft cider, is the official state beverage of New Hampshire and is especially fabulously delicious when made into Apple Cider Sangria! Serve in trendy stemless wine glasses and you’ll be right in style! Cheers!
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Apple Cider Sangria is an easy recipe that adds a fall spin to your sangria! Apple cider, applejack brandy and a sweet white wine combine with a hint of vanilla to create your new favorite autumn cocktail!
- 1 (750ml) bottle Barefoot Refresh Sweet White or Pinot Grigio
- 4 cups apple cider
- 1 cup applejack brandy
- 1 tsp. vanilla extract
- 3 red and/or green apples, cored, chopped, about 4 cups
- 2 cups lemon lime soda
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In large pitcher combine Sweet White wine, apple cider, applejack brandy, vanilla and chopped apples. Refrigerate until ready to serve.
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Just before serving add lemon lime soda and ice.
Makes 10 cups sangria PLUS chopped apples.
Dawn @ Words Of Deliciousness says
October 1, 2013 at 9:09 pmThis sounds like the perfect drink for the apple season.