Definition of sangria
: a usually iced punch typically made of red wine, fruit or fruit juice, and soda water
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Finish the day with a pitcher of sangria at Le Papagayo.
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Later, stop for piping-hot paella cooked to order and a glass or two of sangria at McMinnville’s La Rambla.
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Enjoy authentic margaritas, mojitos and sangria, paired with your favorite Mexican foods, and check the website for a complete list of the music and dance performances.
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Guests will also sample local, Spanish and Baja-region wines, craft beers, sangria, cocktails and spirits.
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Porrón & Pina offers 60 wines by the glass, local draft beer, cocktails (including unique gin and tonics), sangrias and housemade vermouths.
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Local craft beers by Great Lakes Brewing Company, summer sangria, appetizers, a fish fry and music by The Luckey Ones are available for $150 tickets. Beach Barbecue dinner, 6 p.m., Friday July 13 with similar drink items plus brews from Noble Beast.
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Customers will also receive a complimentary glass of sangria.
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Wash it down with a blood-orange margarita, fresh-fruit sangria or passion-fruit mojito ($8.95 each).
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Origin and Etymology of sangria
Spanish
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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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