Simple Apple Sangria
Just in time for Fall, our simple apple sangria recipe! It’s features crisp apples combined with white wine, apple cider, and our favorite vodka.
If you follow our blog then you know we make a lot of grown-up drinks. In fact, we have over twenty different cocktails to choose from.
For today’s recipe, we decided to share a Fall favorite, our apple sangria. The drink is so easy to make and best of all, it has fresh fruit! How can you go wrong with fruit and white wine? So, without further adieu, let’s start tending bar.
Simple Apple Sangria Recipe Instructions:
First, start by coring and dicing the apples and the pear. Next, toss all the fruit into the pitcher.
After that, go ahead and pour in one 750 mL bottle of white wine. You can use any brand you desire.
Then, pour in the three cups of apple cider. Hang in there, we’re almost done.
What apples are best for apple sangria?
It depends on what kind you like best. For example, we used more Granny Smith apples than anything else because we like the tart flavor. If you don’t enjoy a tart drink, then feel free to use a different type of apple. The choice is up to you.
Don’t forget to check out our Apple Cider Sangria web story!
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Ingredients
- 2 Granny Smith apples, cored and diced
- 1 Honeycrisp apple, cored and diced
- 1 Fuji apple, cored and diced
- 1 pear, cored and diced
- 25 ounces white wine, 750 mL bottle
- 3 cups apple cider
- ½ cup pecan flavored vodka
Instructions
- In a large pitcher, combine the apples, pear, wine, cider, and vodka. Stir to combine and serve chilled.2 Granny Smith apples1 Honeycrisp apple1 Fuji apple1 pear25 ounces white wine3 cups apple cider½ cup pecan flavored vodka
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Meet Kimberly
Hi, I’m Kimberly Vargo! Comfort food is at the heart of everything I make like easy dinners and sides to desserts, cocktails, and condiments. A lot of my inspiration comes from old family recipes, personal favorites, and vintage cookbooks.








