Pinot Grigio Sangria – Pinot Grigio Peach Sangria Recipe

Welcome to the millionth sangria recipe on this blog!

A pinot grigio sangria, a pinot peach sangria, all made up with pretty summer fruit and bubbles ready to go for the weekend.

I can’t help it! 

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It was only a matter of time before threw peaches into sangria and tried to make it a thing.

You might remember that last year I started using an entire bag of FROZEN peaches in almost all of my sangrias because it’s an excellent way to keep the pitcher cold without watering down the booze.

So just how on earth is this one different then?

WELL.

Here, we’re using some peach nectar and fresh peaches of course. Only pinot grigio and brandy – and frozen green grapes as well.

Normally, I couldn’t care less about green grapes but if they are frozen and thrown into a vat of wine, I’m in.

This is so super light and FRESH.

Like, fresh a la the scene in Bridesmaids where Kristen Wiig is sipping her lemonade in the car at the baby shower. You know.

All obnoxiousness aside, this is another fruity summer punch (hello, lavender sangria) that I’m just over the moon about. It’s not like we NEED a bunch of different sangria and punch ideas, but it sure is fun. Especially if you get bored. Often.

Not like I know anything about that.

But really!

A special sangria for every occasion? That sounds like my speed.

Pinot Peach Sangria

Yield: serves 4 to 6

Total Time:30 minutes

Ingredients:

• 2 (10 ounce) bags frozen peaches
• 1 1/2 cups frozen green grapes, some sliced, some whole
• 1 (750mL) bottle pinot grigio
• 1 1/2 cups peach nectar (can be found near the shelf-stable juices in your grocery store) or juice
• 1/2 cup brandy
• 1/2 cup grand marnier liqueur
• 2 cups club soda, plain or whatever flavor (peach!) you’d like
• 2 peaches, sliced for garnish

Directions:

Place the frozen peaches and grapes in the bottom of your pitcher.

Pour the wine, peach nectar, brandy, grand marnier, and club soda over top and stir. This tastes great when it sits in the fridge and “marinates” for a bit. But you can also serve it right away! The frozen fruit acts like ice cubes and keeps it super cold.

Serve over ice and garnish with fresh peach slices.

All images and text ©How Sweet Eats.

It’s also basically a meal, because… look at all that fruit!