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Toast with a [ yellow tail ] Sangria Spritzer


Sangria spritzer recipe

Last weekend we had everyone over to celebrate my nephew’s birthday. This next weekend, it would be great to send besos to the end of Summer with family, food, and a delicious drink in my hand.

sangria with sprite

About [ yellow tail ] Sangria

[ yellow tail ] Sangria is a delicious mix of citrus and red wine. The aroma is enticing and perfumed with orange rind, citrus and red berry notes that splashes onto the palate with a soft, sweet citrus flavor and hints of spirit. [ yellow tail ] Sangria pairs well with:

  • BBQ meats/beef (i.e. burgers, roast beef, beef stew, peppercorn steak);
  • poultry (i.e. chicken skewers, chicken teriyaki, chicken parmesan, roast duck);
  • seafood (i.e. grilled shrimp, fried calamari, baked oysters) and;
  • strong cheese (i.e. blue cheese, sharp cheddar, gruyere)

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Because of the delicious mix of citrus, we thought it would be great to accent that with a bit more in our Sangria Spritzer cocktail!

yellow tail Sangria spritzer recipe

Sangria Spritzer Recipe

Ingredients & Directions

  • 4 oz. lemon-lime soda
  • 8 oz. [ yellow tail ] Sangria
  • 3 slices of frozen oranges

Stack frozen oranges into wine glass. Add lemon-lime soda and [ yellow tail ] Sangria.

frozen oranges in sangria

sprite and sangria

sangria spritzer

sangria with sprite recipe

It’s been so easy having [ yellow tail ] Sangria and [ yellow tail ] Sangria Blanco in our fridge for all those unexpected and last-minute cocktails. I invite you to pick up a few next time you’re at the grocery store and keep them cool in the back of the fridge. You never know when you might need them!

[disclaim]This is part of a sponsored campaign with [ yellow tail ]. However all opinions expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission Guidelines, 16 C.F.R Part 255.[/disclaim]

Originally published on August 31, 2015. Last Updated on January 3, 2018 by Pattie Cordova

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