It’s finally fall, and I am so excited! The pumpkins, the spooky movies, the hot chocolate, and apple cider…I could go on and on about my love for the season. I added my usual tradition of trying new recipes as I made my annual fall bucket list. However, I realized that when I think of recipes, I usually think of food items, not drinks. So this year, I decided to find a few drink recipes when I came across recipes for sangria. I was intrigued because when I think of sangrias, I think of summer. However, I love how people have incorporated fall seasonal flavors into these beverages, and I found a few that I thought I’d share. Check them out below.
Five Fall Sangria Recipes
If you enjoy red wine, you might enjoy this sangria. This is a relatively simple recipe that doesn’t take much time. However, I would like to point out that some boiling and chilling are involved.
It’s pumpkin season, so I don’t know why I was surprised to find out that a pumpkin pie sangria has been invented. I’m actually really interested in trying this one. With ingredients like white wine, sparkling cider, and pumpkin pie vodka (I never knew this existed), I am intrigued.
If you enjoy rich-flavored sangrias, you’re in luck because this recipe is richer and more full-bodied flavor than if you try a fall sangria made with white wine. This recipe also calls for richer flavors like apples, cinnamon, and brandy. However, you can switch up this recipe if you prefer a lighter taste.
This recipe has almost all the flavors of fall. You’ll need fresh apples, pears, oranges, and cinnamon sticks. It’s really easy to make and takes about 5 minutes to make.
Virgin Cranberry Basil Sangria
If you don’t drink often but would love to try a fall sangria, then this sangria is perfect for you. The best part of this sangria is the fruit. This recipe calls for oranges, apples, and cranberries…some of the best fruits found during the fall season.
Do you have a favorite fall sangria recipe? Feel free to share in the comments.
Be sure to check out these fall food recipes too!
