Few drinks put us into a festive mood quite like sangria does. We asked an expert for the best wines to use when making sangria at home.

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Tip the fruit into a large jug and pour in the wine and triple sec. Add the ginger ale and a large handful of ice. Stir gently to mingle the flavours then serve in ice-filled glasses.

Vamos! Summery in both liquid and design, Lolea’s sangria uses fresh juices and wine with a light fizz. Keep yours in the fridge and pull out for picnics in the park or an aperitif before dinner.

Get all of the fun and fruitiness of a summery sangria but with none of the alcohol. The addition of balsamic vinegar adds a tangy red wine vibe to your sangria. If you have an aged balsamic ...

Stir in sliced pears (or any other fresh fruit) for a refreshing shandy-sangria hybrid. Whether you're a beer expert or need an easy drink recipe, find your perfect beer cocktail at Food & Wine.