Some day, I will probably hate myself for saying this, but no drink really has a "correct" recipe.
Most drinks have a traceable "original" recipe (cocktail writer David Wondrich has tracked down many of them on Esquire's drinks database.) Many have a popularly accepted recipe, and some even have a "sanctioned" recipe from the International Bartender's Association (which I picture to be something akin to SPECTRE in the James Bond movies.) But the "right" recipe? Drinks change over time, as do tastes, and at the end of the day, the only thing that really matters is my recipe (if
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Sangria for Summer
by TJ Davis on May 26th, 2010 | Wine
One of the best wine cocktails for warm weather is the versatile, refreshing and delectable Sangria. Part of its wide appeal is that Sangria is a fully customizable drink. The common base is a young red wine; in Spain, where the drink originated, Rioja is typically used, but any wine you prefer may be used. What makes Sangria so suitable for warmer weather is the addition of various fruits, ice and carbonated water. Brandy or other liquor may be added as well, for additional flavor.
One simple, more traditional recipe for Sangria consists of a dry red wine and a bit of
One simple, more traditional recipe for Sangria consists of a dry red wine and a bit of
