Definition of sangria
: a usually iced punch typically made of red wine, fruit or fruit juice, and soda water
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Houston’s Hybrid 7 band will play upbeat dance hits and classic Motown favorites, and Elyson Cafe will offer a special menu, along with wine, beer and sangria.
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The El Santo frozen margarita is not too unlike Mi Cocina’s potent Mambo Taxi, if not the same with its crimson swirl of sangria.
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According to it's label, Frosé Sorbet is meant to mimic the taste of a rosé sangria, and to achieve that effect, it's made with an assortment of fruits including pear, strawberry, and watermelon.
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Champagne, mimosas, bellinis, sangria and non-alcoholic drinks are included in the price.
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On Sundays, sip endless glasses of sangria for $12 with entree purchase.
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The restaurant offers burgers, flatbreads, sandwiches and salads alongside martinis, margaritas, sangria and mocktails.
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Then, there's their lines of vodka and sangria, and they're both credited as producers on Vanderpump Rules.
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Great cocktails are mixed here, including traditional and seasonal Spanish gin tonics plus sangria, and the list of Spanish wines is worth your consideration.
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Origin and Etymology of sangria
Spanish
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: an alcoholic drink made of red wine, fruit juice, and often soda water
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