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Tropical Fruit Sangria (you’ll want this in your refrigerator all summer long!)

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Tropical Fruit Sangria, is there anything more summery?  Refreshing tropical juices and fruit chunks, white wine, orange liqueur and more make this the perfect infusion to have in the fridge all summer long.

Light, refreshing Tropical Sangria in Mason jar drinking mugs with handles, in an antique enamel baking dish with ice BoulderLocavore.com

Summer is finally settling in and I’m seeing a light at the end of the early summer tunnel of doctor’s appointments, passport renewals, college and high school registrations and orientations.  One of my kids is learning to drive this summer.  After driving for decades it’s hard to remember all the little simple details we all do instinctively.

Cold, refreshing Tropical Fruit Sangria in Mason jar mugs with blue striped paper straws, a blue glass infusing jar with spigot on vintage distressed white painted fence boards BoulderLocavore.com

We’ve been taking long drives in the countryside on uninhabited dusty roads through farmland, rolling green grassy hills and past refreshing looking lakes.  I can tell you nothing tastes better after those lazy summer drives than Tropical Fruit Sangria on the rocks! It’s thirst quenching and the tropical flavors taste like an exotic vacation!

Chilled Tropical Fruit Sangria with kiwi and pineapple slices in Mason jar mugs with silver lids in a tray of ice BoulderLocavore.com

Over the last summers I’ve found having infusing jars full of delicious ingredients ready in the refrigerator to take the edge of sultry summer nights or entertaining unexpected guests is the way to go.  This Tropical Fruit Sangria is a great example of that.  Refreshing, sweet tropical fruits and juices, white wine, orange liqueur and pear brandy combine into a light cocktail that feels like a tropical vacation.  It’s so simple to make and can be kept in the fridge to be poured at will.

Chunks of pineapple and kiwi fruit in Mason jar mugs with Tropical Fruit Sangria in a vintage enamel baking dish of ice BoulderLocavore.com

If you aren’t familiar with sangria, it’s a delicious sweet infusion of wine, liqueur and fruits.  I make it all year round but summertime is always a favorite season with all the fresh available fruits.  My recommendation is to make sangria, Tropical Fruit Sangria included, in large infusing jars with spigots.  This allows you to easily fill a glass from the refrigerator without taking the container out or having to strain the fruit manually.  I also love serving tropical fruit sangria in Mason jar mugs on ice.  It is an easy and fun way to prep for a summer gathering.

Blue glass infusing jar with silver spigot filled with Tropical Fruit Sangria BoulderLocavore.com

Light, refreshing Tropical Sangria in Mason jar drinking mugs with handles, in an antique enamel baking dish with ice BoulderLocavore.com
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Tropical Fruit Sangria

Author Toni Dash

Ingredients

  • 2-750 ml bottles semi-sweet Riesling wine
  • ¾ cup Citronage (orange liqueur)
  • 2/3 cup Pear Brandy , purchased or homemade
  • 1 cup Guava Juice or Guava Nectar
  • ½ medium size Pineapple , peeled, cored, halved and cut into ¼ inch slices horizontally
  • 1 Mango , peeled and sliced into ½ inch strips
  • 4 Kiwis , peeled and sliced horizontally
  • 2 Limes , peeled and sliced horizontally
  • Ginger Ale to finish servings

Instructions

  1. Place all ingredients except the Ginger Ale in a large glass container and all to chill in the refrigerator for at least 24 hours. Strain into individual servings glasses, along with some of the infused fruit if desired, and top with ginger ale to add a fizzy touch to the glass.
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  21. I love mason jars! I Use them all the time. Bought blue ones as well this year. Taught myself to can last summer and have been addicted since. I really enjoy your blog. Well written and always nice photographs and content. Thanks

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  30. No only do I love Mason Jars but I have an addiction to drink dispensers. Just yesterday I had three in my shopping cart that were on clearance when I got a grip on myself and took all but one out. My kids make fun of me!

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  62. I love mason jars. redoing my kitchen with a canning jar theme. all things canning jars. they are great for everything. many uses for them.

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  68. I love these jars and have been using them for several years to do my canning. I have some we drink from and some old one.I love this one they are giving away.love ,love it.

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  85. I just posted a tropical sangria on my blog the other day! Great minds drink alike! ha ha.. I also have that yorkshire dispenser and the mason jar glasses already. Just wanted to say I love that you made a tropical sangria too!

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    • Shanna! Yummy! I hopped over and love, love, love your photos and your recipe! Clearly you too are in the vacation state of mind! Thanks for letting me know about we are both dreaming of the tropics.

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