Sangria Modification?

Sep 23, 2006 5 Replies

Here's what I did and here's what I'm going to do next. What do you think?



I made my first batch of Sangria.



1 bottle of 2005 Folie a Deux Menage a Trois California Red Wine (I heard the 2004 was a good choice, but not available to me at the time).
2 cups Canada Dry Ginger Ale.
1/4 cup no pulp Orange Juice.
1 mini Korbel Brandy
2 Tbsp C&H Sugar
1 sliced Lime
1 sliced Lemon
1/2 sliced Fuji Apple

I added a couple of ziplock baggies of ice cubes and chilled it in the refrigerator for an hour (didn't have an overnight option). Shared it with



3 other people with the admonition that I had no idea if it was going to be terrible or decent or great. They all liked it and drank it to the last drop.

I enjoyed it, but thought it was a little too sweet. So I'm thinking of doing it all over again, but this time leaving out the 2 tablespoons of sugar to reduce the sweetness.



What would you do to improve my recipe? Feel free to try my recipe to see how you like it, before telling me what you would change; after all, it is Saturday!


Bryan ha scritto:

LA RICETTA IN SPAGNOLO

Ingredientes (para 2 litros)

1,5 litros de vino tinto 0,5 litros de naranjada 0,5 litros de limonada 2 cucharadas de azúcar 1 manzana Un poco de canela.

Preparación Lavar y pelar las manzanas cortarlas en dados pequeños. El limón en rodajas. En una jarra de cristal introducir el vino, la manzana, la naranjada, la limonada, el azúcar, el limón y la canela. A continuación se puede añadir un poco de ginebra. Si se deja reposar algun tiempo mejorara su sabor. Servir con mucho hielo.

translation ingredients or two liters

1,5 liter o red wine 0,5 liter of ornge juice 0.5 liter of lemon juice 2 poonfull of sugar 1 apple some cannella clean and peel the apple and slice it in small small pieces and the lemon in round slices. Put everything in a big cristal cup and leave for a couple of hours. the more you leve the more it taste. If you want to be more alchoolic add some gin. serve with a lor of ice.

ciao

"challenger" wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@m7g2000cwm.googlegroups.com:

Except for the gin-touch, that looked like a proper recipe for "sangria traditional style".

S.

Santiago ha scritto:

gin to added only if you want warm up the party

Hello, challenger! You wrote on 23 Sep 2006 07:19:12 -0700:

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I'm not sure that gin would be my choice even for spiking what is not really a punch but I'd have thought vodka or pharmaceutical alcohol (tax-paid :-) might be best.

James Silverton Potomac, Maryland

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ciao

alchool with no taste?? at this point better wodka or would try rum anyway some alcool is already there in the wine. depend how many girls are invited at the party

ciao giuseppe

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