In This Article Show
When the weather’s warm and the days feel endless, nothing hits quite like a chilled glass of sangria. It’s light, fruity, and easy to make ahead for parties, cookouts, or a quiet afternoon on the porch.
Whether you prefer red, white, rosé, or sparkling, sangria is the kind of drink that lets the seasonal fruit shine and doesn’t take much effort.
This list rounds up the most refreshing and fun sangria recipes to sip all summer long. Think juicy peaches, bright citrus, fresh berries, and just the right splash of wine (and maybe a little something bubbly). If you’re ready to stir up something delicious, these sangrias are here to keep things cool, sweet, and simple.
1. Classic Red Wine Summer Sangria
Red wine, orange slices, lemon, a splash of brandy, and a little sugar come together in this timeless version. Let it chill for a few hours so the flavors meld and serve over ice.
Olivia’s Tip
Use a fruity red like Tempranillo or Garnacha—they blend better with citrus without tasting too heavy.
Get the Classic Red Wine Summer Sangria recipe
2. White Peach Sangria
White wine, peach slices, orange liqueur, and sparkling water make this sangria feel crisp and refreshing. Add fresh mint for a cooling touch.
Olivia’s Tip
Use canned or frozen peaches if fresh ones aren’t quite ripe—they still work beautifully.
Get the White Peach Sangria recipe
3. Rosé Berry Sangria
Rosé wine mixed with strawberries, raspberries, and blueberries creates a blush-toned drink that’s light, fruity, and perfect for brunch.
Olivia’s Tip
Muddle a few berries in the bottom of the pitcher for extra color and flavor.
Get the Rosé Berry Sangria recipe
4. Tropical Pineapple Sangria
White wine, pineapple chunks, orange juice, and a bit of coconut water or rum. Like a beach vacation in a glass.
Olivia’s Tip
Freeze extra pineapple chunks to use as ice cubes—they won’t water the drink down.
Get the Tropical Pineapple Sangria recipe
5. Sparkling Citrus Sangria
A bubbly twist using cava or prosecco, plus orange, lemon, and lime slices. Bright, zesty, and great for celebrations.
Olivia’s Tip
Add the sparkling wine right before serving so it doesn’t lose its fizz.
Get the Sparkling Citrus Sangria recipe
6. Watermelon Sangria
Blended fresh watermelon juice, white wine, lime juice, and mint. Light, hydrating, and super summery.
Olivia’s Tip
Strain the watermelon juice for a smoother drink that stays clear in the pitcher.
Get the Watermelon Sangria recipe
7. Strawberry Basil Sangria
Sliced strawberries, dry white wine, and fresh basil leaves make this one taste like a summer garden. A splash of vodka gives it a gentle kick.
Olivia’s Tip
Clap the basil leaves between your hands before adding—they’ll release more aroma and flavor.
Get the Strawberry Basil Sangria recipe
8. Mango White Wine Sangria
White wine mixed with fresh mango chunks, lime, and orange liqueur. Slightly sweet with tropical flair.
Olivia’s Tip
Let the mango sit in the wine overnight—it softens and flavors the whole pitcher beautifully.
Get the Mango White Wine Sangria recipe
9. Cherry Red Sangria
Red wine, pitted cherries, brandy, and a little orange juice come together for a bold, juicy version of the classic.
Olivia’s Tip
Use frozen cherries to help chill the sangria faster without watering it down.
Get the Cherry Red Sangria recipe
10. Cucumber Mint Sangria
Dry white wine, thin cucumber slices, lime, and mint. Super refreshing and lighter than the fruit-forward styles.
Olivia’s Tip
Peel the cucumbers for a smoother texture and cleaner look in the glass.
Get the Cucumber Mint Sangria recipe
11. Blackberry Lemon Sangria
Lemonade meets wine in this blackberry-forward recipe. Tangy, sweet, and beautiful in a clear pitcher.
Olivia’s Tip
Use lemon-flavored sparkling water instead of soda to keep it bubbly without the extra sugar.
Get the Blackberry Lemon Sangria recipe
12. Peach Rosé Sangria
Peach nectar, sliced peaches, and a dry rosé make this one smooth and slightly sweet, perfect for patio sipping.
Olivia’s Tip
Add a touch of vanilla extract to give it a subtle, creamy finish.
Get the Peach Rosé Sangria recipe
13. Sangria Blanca with Green Apples and Grapes
Crisp green apples, seedless grapes, and a dry white wine give this sangria a tart, refreshing twist.
Olivia’s Tip
Let it chill overnight—the apples infuse better and soak up the wine for a snack after sipping.
Get the Sangria Blanca with Green Apples and Grapes recipe
14. Sangria Sunset (Layered Fruit Sangria)
Layer strawberries, oranges, and pineapple in a pitcher with a mix of rosé and tropical juice. Visually stunning and great for parties.
Olivia’s Tip
Build the fruit layers first, then slowly pour in the wine for that pretty gradient look.
Get the Sangria Sunset (Layered Fruit Sangria) recipe
15. Sangria Iced Tea Fusion
Combine iced black tea, white wine, lemon slices, and a little honey. It’s a less boozy option that still feels summery.
Olivia’s Tip
Brew the tea double-strength so it stands up to the fruit and wine when chilled.
