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Sparkling Strawberry Peach Sangria This fresh, fruity sangria will make any weekend a party! Perfectly fizzy and bubbly with plenty of juicy peaches and strawberries. Serves 8 5 cups strawberries 5 cups peaches 2/3 cup sugar 1-1/2 cups white wine 1-1/2 cups sparkling water

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This fresh, fruity sangria will make any weekend a party! Perfectly fizzy and bubbly with plenty of juicy peaches and strawberries. 

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Sometimes you just need a little sangria in your life. Especially if it’s a Friday.

Fresh, fruity, bubbly sangria. ahh! YES.

We’re starting the weekend off right FO SURE.

Sparkling Strawberry Peach Sangria | wholeandheavenlyoven.com


So strawberries and peaches. They’re kinda a match made in fruity heaven. And they definitely both speak SUMMER which you should know by now, I’m still desperately clinging to.

And perfect timing too! Williams-Sonoma contacted me a few weeks ago and asked me to join a group of bloggers in sharing a sangria recipe showcasing summers fresh fruits. Well, you definitely don’t have to twist my arm….

Instantly my mind went to strawberries and peaches. Obv, since we just determined about that they’re pretty much the best summer combo ever.

I don’t care that strawberries and peaches are soon going to be distant summer memories: I’m still eating the heck outta both of them while I still can. 🙂

Sparkling Strawberry Peach Sangria | wholeandheavenlyoven.com

And drinking them in my cocktails, obv. 😀

Sparkling Strawberry Peach Sangria | wholeandheavenlyoven.com

So my family has this tradition of Friday nights being cocktail night. My mom will either go out and buy some fruity drinks OR she’ll get me the ingredients so I can make our own.

Everyone gave this fun sangria two thumbs up. And then pooled in their requests for MORE sangria twists with different fruit.

Definitely no prob there. It AMAZED me how simple (and so much cheaper!) it was to have sangria at home, rather than spending the big bucks at a bar for just one glass.

#WIN.

Sparkling Strawberry Peach Sangria | wholeandheavenlyoven.com

This sangria gets a lovely fizzy flavor from sparkling water which tames the white wine into a smooth bubbly drink. A simple peach/strawberry fruit syrup brightens up the whole thing….

Then…comes the game-changer.

The explosion of flavors…

The fruit, guys. The FRUIT.

Sparkling Strawberry Peach Sangria | wholeandheavenlyoven.com

It’s not a real sangria without FRESH fruit, soooo let’s throw in some more peaches and strawberries into the mix, shall we?

I mean, whoa. It’s amazing how fruit can transform something.

It’s the weekend, yes? Fill ‘er up and DRINK ‘er up.

Sparkling Strawberry Peach Sangria | wholeandheavenlyoven.com

Oh why not pour yourself another glass? This has been a longgggg week…

CHEERS! 😀

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Sparkling Strawberry Peach Sangria
 
Serves: 8 servings
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This fresh, fruity sangria will make any weekend a party! Perfectly fizzy and bubbly with plenty of juicy peaches and strawberries.
Ingredients
  • SIMPLE SYRUP:
  • 5 cups peeled and sliced fresh peaches, divided
  • 5 cups halved fresh strawberries, divided
  • 1/2 cup water
  • 2/3 cup xylitol (or sugar)
  • SANGRIA
  • 1-1/2 cups white wine
  • 1-1/2 cups sparkling water
Instructions
  1. Make the simple syrup: Place 4 cups peaches, 4 cups strawberries, water, and xylitol (or sugar) in a medium saucepan. Bring to a boil over medium-high heat, stirring occasionally until fruit is broken down and soft. Remove from heat and cool.
  2. Press mixture, a little at a time through a mesh sieve, discarding solids (or saving for another use) Transfer remaining juice to a serving pitcher. Stir in wine, sparkling water, and remaining 1 cup peaches and 1 cup strawberries. Chill sangria in refrigerator until cold.

NOTE: If you wish to make this sangria completely fresh and no-cook, feel free to use freshly squeezed juice in the place of the simple syrup. (if you’re looking for a great juicer, check out these awesome ones) Simply omit the simple syrup and use 2 cups of fresh juice instead.

Try my other summery sippers next!

Pink Strawberry Lemonade

Pink Strawberry Lemonade

Tropical Iced Tea

 Tropical Iced Tea8

Mocha Brownie Frappuccinos

Mocha Brownie Frappuccinos9

Disclosure: This was not a sponsored post. I merely participated in this blogging activity for fun.

 

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  1. I have a special place in my heart for Sangria. You see, when I was a teen, I didn’t know it had alcohol in it and merrily drank MANY glasses. My friends finally told me, and I was quite curious why I felt “funny” hehe. Anyways, I just LOVE it. It’s sooooo drinkable in the best possible way. This is the perfect thing to make for the upcoming long weekend, Sarah. Peaches and white wine are best friends. Love this recipe! Thanks for letting me ramble on about my high school drinking escapades 😉

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    • I think I laughed a LITTLE too hard at that story, Allison. Oh my gosh, that is just too funny! 😀 But I totally get it too. Once you have one glass of sangria, many glasses are soon to follow. Fact. 🙂
      Thanks girl! Hope you’re having a fun weekend!

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  13. What about having this after peach season is over? Can I use frozen peaches (thawed) and get a similar taste? I’ve been searching for a copycat recipe for GA Peach Sangria from City Cafe in Savannah, GA. With the exception of the strawberries and addition of a little triple sec, this looks like a great substitute to make in NC.

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    • You could definitely use frozen peaches that have been thawed, but it might not be as good as using fresh ones. LMK what you think if you do try this sangria, Lillie!

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