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Sangria Recipe with Iced Tea

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This sangria recipe with iced tea is your new go-to summer entertaining recipe! It’s refreshing and fruity and won’t make you sloppy drunk! 

Make this refreshing iced tea sangria recipe for your next girl's night in.

You know those nights when you want a drink, but you don’t want that hangover the next day? This is the perfect solution.

There isn’t very much alcohol in this sangria recipe. But there is just enough so you know you are drinking.

And all the fresh fruit elevates it to super fun status. 

Sangria is the Perfect Day Drink

Day drinking is the ultimate in relaxation. If you can sit down and enjoy a cocktail, in the middle of the day, that means your obligations have been met and you are off the clock for a little while.

Unfortunately for me, day drinking also means that I want to take a nap. This sangria recipe with iced tea is the perfect way to indulge in some afternoon sipping without getting sloppy and tired.

White wine and tea make the perfect sangria recipe.

How to Make Iced Tea Sangria

Other sangria recipes are mostly wine and sometimes they’ll throw in some brandy or other liquor. In this case, the wine is actually diluted a bit by the addition of the iced tea.

This is why it’s perfect for afternoon imbibing.

It still has all your favorite fruit flavors, but it also has the refreshing taste of iced tea. And you’re still drinking wine but about half the amount than you usually would with a glass of regular sangria.

I’m fairly addicted to iced tea when the weather warms up. But only black tea. Green tea tastes like dirt. It’s a little like a spritzer, but not. 

Ingredients

There are just a few simple ingredients in this iced tea sangria recipe: 

  • White wine
  • Black tea
  • Lemon 
  • Lime
  • Strawberries

Directions

Stirring and making this fun drink couldn’t be any easier either! 

This iced tea sangria recipe is super refreshing.

1. Pour wine and tea together

This iced tea sangria is super simple to make. The first step is to mix a jar of white wine with a jar of black tea in one big pitcher.

Give it a really nice stir so it’s all combined. 

2. Add Fruit

Then, you just add some cut up fruit and let it sit for a few hours so the fruit flavor can really shine through.

Limes and lemons are the perfect fruit since they pair really nicely with iced tea, but of course, you can’t go wrong with strawberries or even stone fruits.

3. Serve Chilled

This drink tastes best when it is ice cold! Don’t let it get warm. 

Serve this tea sangria recipe at your next party.

Are you a sangria fan? My go-to for parties that are only a few hours is this passion fruit sangria recipe.

But if you are having people over to hang out by the pool for the afternoon, this iced tea sangria is your best bet! 

Iced tea sangria is super refreshing and full of delicious flavors like orange, lime and strawberry.

I can’t wait for summer pool parties! This sangria recipe with iced tea is the perfect way to serve your wine on a warm day!

I have a bunch of other great cocktail ideas for you here or you can follow my board on Pinterest

Here are some more drinks you should mix up and serve with your iced tea sangria. 

This simple cocktail idea is refreshing. Make this tea sangria recipe for your next girl's night in.

Sangria with Iced Tea

I’m an iced tea lover who also loves sangria. It just makes sense that the two go together! You’ll love this recipe for summer!
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Course: cocktails
Cuisine: American
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Resting Time: 1 hour
Total Time: 1 hour 5 minutes
Servings: 4
Calories: 269kcal

Ingredients

  • 1 bottle white wine I prefer Sauvignon Blanc but you could also use a pinot grigio, riesling or chenin blanc
  • 1 bottle of black tea you can absolutely brew your own, but why? Bottled teas are pretty tasty and they save SO much time!
  • 1 lemon
  • 1 lime
  • 6 large strawberries

Instructions

  • In a large pitcher, add the wine and tea.
  • Cut up the fruit in to large chunks and add it to the pitcher.
  • Let it chill in the refrigerator for 2-4 hours.
  • Serve over ice and enjoy the heck out of it!

Nutrition

Serving: 4Servings | Calories: 269kcal | Carbohydrates: 14g | Protein: 1g | Sodium: 12mg | Fiber: 2g | Sugar: 4g
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This post was originally published on February 8, 2016, and has now been updated for clarity.

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