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	Sangria Made Easy - Associated Content
		Sangria was first introduced to the American public at the Spanish Pavilion during the 1964 World's Fair in New York City.
		Sangria is an excellent choice for parties, dinner or even just lounging around when it is too hot to go outside.
		Sangria is typically served in a large pitcher with all the fruit bits.
	www.associatedcontent.com /article/42509/sangria_made_easy.html (655 words)

	that's the SPIRIT! › Wine › Sangria
		Every host has their own recipe, but Sangria's greatest appeal is all about taking your favorite red wine and fruits, and experimenting with them.
		The blood-red color of this beverage inspired its name, which is derived from the Spanish word for "blood." Sangria is typically created from red wine, fruit, soda water, fruit, orange liqueur and brandy.
		Sangria is the perfect complement to spicy food or Mediterranean dishes.
	www.thatsthespirit.com /en/wine/articles/Sangria.asp (435 words)

	Sangria Senorial - Mexican Sangria Soft Drink 1.5 liter
		The name "sangria" refers to the color of the wine used: traditional strong red wines with purplish highlights, often found in coastal areas and similar to the color of blood ("sangre" in Spanish means blood).
		The basic ingredients for sangria were not commonly found in all the Mediterranean countries except for Spain, where they grow in abundance.
		As part of our cultural heritage, today sangria is one of the drinks of choice for any occasion, and thanks to the non-alcoholic Sangria Señorial, the whole family has been able to enjoy of this delicious tradition for decades now.
	www.mexgrocer.com /6313.html (279 words)

	SANGRIA-SANGRIA.COM // THE #1 SANGRIA RESOURCE ONLINE
		Sangria was borne with the simple combination of wine and fruit.
		This Sangria is prepared in a painstaking process over the period of 36 hours that ensures a well-balanced blend of flavors.
		This delicious sangria is made with a sparkling wine, white grapes, pineapple, raspberries, bananas, oranges, kiwi, rum, brandy, and the juice of a fresh young coconut.
	www.sangria-sangria.com (892 words)

	Sangria
		During its journey to the mainstream, sangria has lost much of its character and appeal, becoming a sugary, vaguely wine-flavored stand-in for fruit punch.
		We wanted to reexamine sangria to come up with a sweet-tart punch that was robust but drinkable, with the operative flavors being wine and citrus.
		We went on to taste sangria that had rested for 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, and 12 hours and found improvements at every stage up to the 8-hour mark.
	home.att.net /~jserdmann2/Recipe-Sangria.html (751 words)

	Sangría - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sangria Recipe Collection Over 50 sangria recipes of all styles.
		Sangria Recipes A collection of fifteen sangría recipes.
		Sangria Recipes Also has useful information about how to design your own sangria.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sangria (339 words)

	village voice > nyclife > Liquid City by Corina Zappia
		Strange that the name sangria actually comes from the Spanish word for blood, "sangre"—with so many weak takes on this popular punch, we were beginning to think it was some euphemism for wine cooler.
		Perhaps the problem lies in the fact that sangria itself is not all that big in its mother country—it's equivalent to the margarita in Mexico.
		Xicala ($6 glass; $24 pitcher): The recipe for their trademark strawberry sangria is a highly-protected secret even the bartenders don't know; they occasionally do a peach version as well.
	www.villagevoice.com /nyclife/0525,zappia1,65081,15.html (918 words)

	Si, si, sangria!
		Turning fruit into wine is nothing new, but those who lived in the Rioja region of Spain upped the ante hundreds of years ago by infusing red wine with fruit and a variety of spirits.
		Modern-day sangria can be made with red, white or sparkling wines, brandy or triple sec, gin or vodka, mango nectar or white grape juice.
		Sangria, especially when served in large glass pitchers, should look as good as it tastes.
	www.azcentral.com /home/food/articles/0705sangria0705.html (351 words)

	DigsMagazine.com \| host: SANGRIA
		There’s not much point in using a really fine red wine for sangria, as you’ll be changing the flavor quite bit with all the other ingredient additions, but the wine should still taste good enough to drink on its own.
		Sangria can also be made with white wine, in which case it’s called sangria blanco.
		A classic sangria might contain fat slices of tart oranges and lemons, sweet chunks of apple or peach perhaps, but just about any fruit you fancy can be substituted or added to the usual mix.
	www.digsmagazine.com /host/host_sangria.htm (366 words)

	Sangria Recipe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Sangria is typically a mix of red wine, spirits, Casera/Lemonade and fresh fruits, served over ice.
		Sangria's appeal is all about taking your favorite red wine, your favorite fruits, and experimenting with them.
		Sangria is typically created from red wine, fruit juices,casera (sprite,7 up), fruit and spirits.
	www.charleysbar.net /sangria_recipe.htm (404 words)

	DigsMagazine.com \| host: SANGRIA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		There’s not much point in using a really fine red wine for sangria, as you’ll be changing the flavor quite bit with all the other ingredient additions, but the wine should still taste good enough to drink on its own.
		Sangria can also be made with white wine, in which case it’s called sangria blanco.
		A classic sangria might contain fat slices of tart oranges and lemons, sweet chunks of apple or peach perhaps, but just about any fruit you fancy can be substituted or added to the usual mix.
	digsmagazine.com /host/host_sangria.htm (366 words)

	A very flavourable sangria recipe
		Therefore, even though many people think of sangria as being a watered down sweetened version of drinking wine, they are truly mistaken and must pay sharp attention to choosing a medium to good wine when making their sangria recipe.
		Sangria is a well known party beverage which goes well with all kinds of food.
		Although sangria is drunk all year round, it is mostly made in the summer months when there is a huge desire for quenching your thirst after having been out under the scorching sun.
	www.alicante-spain.com /spain-tips/sangria-recipe.html (703 words)

	blog.myspace.com/_mrfood
		Sangria - an iced drink typically made with red wine, sugar, fruit juice, soda water, and spices, and containing fruit slices.
		Sangria has taken on a life of its own with as many different recipes as BBQ or moms special home made spaghetti sauce.
		But remember, sangria is a matter of taste, so add the fruit and wine you like and don't limit yourself to our mix.
	blog.myspace.com /index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=93558657&blogID=198791028 (337 words)

	Sangria: Simple Summer Sipping - Food
		I try to keep the Sangria jar going all summer long by fishing out used fruit, adding fresh fruit, and topping the whole thing off with more red wine when necessary.
		After pouring the wine in the jar, I add some orange juice to taste, some slices of lemon or lime, some chunks of oranges (or whatever fruit is around -- mango, kiwi, strawberries, pineapple, nectarines and peaches are all great additions) and let it sit overnight in the fridge for all the flavors to mingle.
		Taste the Sangria the next day before your guests' arrival so you can tweak the flavors a bit (add some juice, brandy, liqueur or sugar if you want).
	www.nbc4.tv /food/2276222/detail.html (619 words)

	Sangria Recipes
		Sangria Recipes are the inspiration for many red wine punch styles.
		Sangria was created in Spain and made popular in the US at the 1964 World's Fair.
		Sangria is based on the traditional red wine punch popular across europe for hundreds of years.
	www.wineintro.com /sangria (153 words)

	Sangria! Ultimate
		Sangria then went 5-0 and defeated Puppet Regime in the finals to win Traffic Jam on September 11th.
		Sangria finished 3rd at sectionals with a loss to Puppet Regime who were quite appurtenant.
		Sangria came in seeded 10th to Regionals where we promptly upset the 7th seed, 16-15, before losing to the Clam
	www.rivative.net /sangria (172 words)

	Sangria - All Recipes - View All
		This is the sangria that my friends taught me to make in Spain.
		I found a good sangria recipe and headed to the liquor store to purchase the alcohol.
		In line, ahead of me, was a man who said he has been a bartender for twenty years now, and that the recipe needed a few touch-ups if I wanted to make it like the Pros.
	allrecipes.com /sangria.asp (327 words)

	Red and White Sangria
		Monin Red Sangria Mix is the perfect blending of old World quality with new World convenience.
		The all natural blend of cherry, lemon and orange juices with extracts of the finest vanilla, cinnamon, and lime creates a superb Sangria flavor that your patrons will love.
		In a preheated mug, mix water and sangria mix.
	www.monin.com /us/en/sangria.html (134 words)

	Article - Sangria
		The traditional stereotype of Sangria is the Spanish red-wine punch, served from pitchers or in punchbowls.
		Sangria is typically created with a mix of wine, fruit juices, soda water, and fruit, and is often fortified with brandy or other liqueurs.
		My own favorite Sangria is a Mexican style which is made by the glass and the wine is "layered" over a soda/lemonade mixture.
	www.winesquire.com /articles/2002/slm0207.htm (591 words)

	DrinkStreet.com -> Drink Recipe: Sangria
		Sangria, a super summertime wine "punch" with its traditional heritage well rooted in Spain.
		Typically, Sangria is made with red wine, fresh, seasonal fruit and a bit of bubbly water or citrus flavored soda.
		I'm really into the white version of Sangria, finished off with some nice smooth Cava.The previous entries were close to the mark, but,the fresh fuit is a must, whatever colour wine is used for the base.Soda water, just to make up the volume, or 7 up/lemonade/sprite for a bit more fizz.
	www.drinkstreet.com /searchresults.cgi?drinkid=887&drinkname=sangria (1499 words)

	The History of Sangria - Sangria Recipes at Lisa's Sangria Pages
		Sangria is a red wine punch, although it can also be made with white wine - it is then known as 'Sangria Blanco'.
		Sangria was originally created in Spain with Rioja and other Spanish reds.
		Sangria is typically created from red wine, fruit juices, soda water, fruit and sometimes brandy.
	www.wineintro.com /sangria/history.html (403 words)

	Classic Spanish Sangria - Allrecipes
		I did have to keep a close eye on the fruit soaking in the rum and sugar that was in the refridgerator, because every time I went to make more sangria, I had to fight off people eating the fruit.
		When the Sangria was gone, I filled the pitcher with the remaining Sprite, so it could "soak up" the juices left in the fruit.
		It was a more "mellow" drink, which was needed after finishing the pitcher of Sangria.
	allrecipes.com /Recipe/Classic-Spanish-Sangria/Detail.aspx (403 words)

	Sangria made for summer sipping
		A great way to punch up a backyard party is to serve sangria, an adaptable combination of wine, fresh fruit and sometimes spirits that's served over ice -- making it a thirst-quenching beverage for the final month of summer.
		The key to a killer sangria is to let it sit overnight, refrigerated, so that the flavors meld.
		If sangria is made right before it's consumed, the flavor of the fruit will be distinct from the flavor of the wine and/or port.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2004/08/26/WIGC48DP1G1.DTL&type=wine (777 words)

	Mexican Food Distributors - Novamex / Sangria Señorial
		Owned and operated in Mexico by MEZGO S.A de C.V, Sangria Señorial has been available in the U.S. since 1987 only thru Novamex.
		In time, the concept of sangria has perfectly been associated with the atmosphere of occasional festivities, being the ideal summer drink, although it can be enjoyed cold all year round with any type of meal.
		When your thirst is big, the freshness of Sangria brings a breath of fresh air to your life.
	www.novamex.com /sangria_senorial.sstg (346 words)

	Sangria Tapas Cafe - Royal Oak
		Visit Sangria Tapas Café and prepare to be spoiled by a culinary journey traversing the rich, flavorful regions of the Iberian Peninsula.
		Let whimsy be your guide as you cross the Iberian Peninsula in our taverna style dining room amidst the intertwining aroma of tapas, the blinding whirl of a flamenco dancer's dress and the vivacious brilliance of the décor.
		Sangria's Patio has been selected as the best patio in Royal Oak and now that the weather has cooled off, it is a great window seat.
	www.sangriaroyaloak.com (331 words)

	The Best Sangria Recipe-Cook's Illustrated
		There's also the premade sangria sold in liquor stores, which is at once sugary, watery, and flavorless--a poor substitute for Hi-C. The Goal: A robust, sweet-tart punch.
		(Experts told us that the sugar and fruit called for in sangria throw off the balance of any wine used, so why spend a lot on something that was carefully crafted?)We experimented with untold varieties of fruit to put in our sangria and finally concluded that simpler is better.
		Orange liqueur is standard in recipes for sangria, and after experimenting we found that here, as with the wine,; cheaper was just fine, this time in the form of Triple Sec.
	www.cooksillustrated.com /recipe.asp?recipeids=979 (251 words)

	SANGRIA
		When a bull was killed by a bull fighter it was an honor to drink the sangria.
		There's a tapas bar in town that makes great sangrias that go well with their fantastic tapas (Spanish appetizers).
		Comment from adlessor - 7/13/04 8:12 PM My family learned to make and drink Sangria in Spain....it's now a family favorite.
	journals.aol.com /carolhehe/GypsyPaths/entries/2004/07/08/sangria/329 (449 words)

	Senor Sangria - Bottled Sangria, Sangria Recipes and a community of people who love sangria
		In the mean time we would like to bring together a community of sangria lovers.
		Sangria Recipes & More - Find your favorite sangria recipe or share one with other sangria lovers.
		Our goal is to deliver the best quality sangria for you to enjoy with friends and family.
	www.sangria.net (251 words)

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