Definition of sangria
:a usually iced punch typically made of red wine, fruit or fruit juice, and soda water
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Also available are $5 drinks including any draft beer, Beermosa, Screwdriver, sangria, house wines, Mimosas and half-off all appetizers.
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Strawberry mojitos, margaritas and sangria aren’t waistline friendly.
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Also available on tap will be sangria and a pinot grigio, with a full wine list also available to choose from.
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Third course options include sangria, mojitos and New York-style cheesecake.
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Eat a Mexican dinner, listen to some mariachi music, and drink some sangria.
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Prosecco on the deck, craft beer festivals, yoga and wine class, Scotch tasting courses, happy hour with work pals, sangria with family, Prohibition cocktail parties—event after event with glasses held aloft.
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Drink options include beer, wines and house-made sangria.
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La Dulce signature drinks include sangria that is fortified with rum, a house spice blend and fresh citrus.
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Definition of sangria for English Language Learners
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: an alcoholic drink made of red wine, fruit juice, and often soda water
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