Raspberry Lemoncello Sparkling Sangria

"This is great for the summertime! Tangy and sweet! From a recipe book called Sangria. The recipe calls for Lemoncello for the liqueur but Zaar does not recognize it."
 
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Ready In:
2hrs 5mins
Ingredients:
6
Serves:
4
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ingredients

  • 1 cup raspberries
  • 1 lemon, zest of
  • 3 fluid ounces pink lemonade
  • 2 fluid ounces lemon-flavored liqueur
  • 1 (750 ml) bottle sparkling wine
  • 3 cups ice cubes
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directions

  • In a large glass pitcher, mix together the raspberries, lemon zest, lemonade and Lemoncello. Refrigerate for about 2 hours.
  • When ready to serve, slowly add the sparkling wine, stir gently.
  • Fill glasses with ice cubes and slowly pour sangria over the ice, allowing raspberries to fall into the glasses.

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Reviews

  1. I used Crystel LIght Raspberry Lemonade and they were out of this world...
     
  2. I always keep a bottle of Lemoncello in the house and this will become a favorite summer drink on a hot evening. One of the best I have tried! Made for ZWT5
     
  3. Awesome, simple, wonderful sangria...thank you so much for the recipe! I made it for my boyfriend for his birthday and he LOVED it...I think he drank the entire pitcher save one glass haha and he's not much of a drinker! Quite lemony, but we love lemonade. I used Crystal Light lemonade to save a bit of sugar, and used lemon gin as I couldn't find lemon liquer. I love that this sangria recipe has no added sugar like so many do.
     
  4. Fabulous sangria recipe - I like this better than other sangrias i have had!! I will definitely make this one again! Thanks for a KEEPER Susie!! ZWT3 recipe.
     
  5. I did make some changes--but not major ones--I pureed the rasberries, the zest and, instead of the lemonade some simple syrup and lemon juice. I strained it and then followed through--using a bottle of Prosecco. We sat in the garden sipping it out of pretty glasses--just lovely!
     
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