This white sangria recipe is the perfect no fuss summer cocktail. It's light, refreshing and only 4 ingredients!
When planning my own wedding, my husband and I knew we wanted to treat our guests to a cocktail before the ceremony. Yes, you read that correctly, BEFORE. We got married at the top of a mountain and opted to bus our guests from our blocked hotel accommodation to the venue. With our ceremony being outside in the latter part of May, we definitely wanted our guests to be comfortable in the heat, as well as feel welcome as soon as they arrived to what felt like our own private mountain. So we decided we'd greet them with a refreshing cocktail to start the party off right!
Before this, I didn't really drink white sangria, I didn't know any recipes for it and definitely preferred the red variety. Of course we were afraid of Red Wine and its staining abilities so naturally opted for white sangria. You're welcome everyone.
My Dad built this sangria bar specifically for my wedding day because he's super handy and just plain amazing. I had an idea and my dad brought it to vision better than I had even envisioned. Thanks Dad!
Ask me today and this is my go to recipe. We make it for friends and family when they visit, in pitcher form for beach lounging and on the random weeknight cause we just really love it.
This recipe was born on a weekend dedicated to finding 'THE RECIPE'. We bought a case of white wine, fresh fruits and a variety of mixers and between myself, my husband, my parents and siblings we took turns making pitchers of what we thought would taste good. They were ALL good. We tried strawberry sangria, mango, you name it. We settled on this recipe for its no fuss, ease of assembly and simple, refreshing taste. If you're looking for a fanciful, fruit salad filled sangria, try a google search because this is not it. If you're looking for a SUPER simple, delicious sangria you can literally make in 2 minutes, you can find the recipe below. Enjoy :)
What would this post be without a photo of my parents on the morning of my wedding picking fresh mint from the stems?
