Make this Watermelon Sangria and it’s party time! Mix some watermelon chunks, vodka, rose wine & orange juice and it’s ready to serve a crowd. It’s ideal for spring & summer get-togethers.
Patio, grilling and pool weather is right around the corner, and I’m getting a head start with this Watermelon Sangria, which is refreshing and the perfect drink to cool you down.
Serve this sangria and serve along with a delicious guacamole, tortilla chips and an amazing salsa and that’s all you need for a wonderful time!
Even though sangrias are traditionally made using red wine, I personally love the cool and refreshing flavor of a good Rose wine on a warm day. Especially when watermelons are in season, there is honestly nothing better in my opinion that a big pitcher of refreshing sangria.
How to make Watermelon Sangria
Making Watermelon Sangria is one of the most simple cocktails you can make and perfect for gatherings as you make them in a big jar. Just allow plenty time for the flavors to develop and you’re set.
- Place the watermelon & 1/4 cup vodka in a blender. Blend on high until very smooth.
- Strain the juice through a mesh strainer into a large pitcher.
- Pour the wine, remaining of vodka, and orange juice into the pitcher. Add the orange and lime slices and mix well to combine.
- Chill for at least 4 hours before serving.
- Serve over ice.
Did you know that you can freeze watermelon? Yup, you can freeze it in chunks or just juice it and have it ready to serve later when watermelons are out of season.
I used my blender to make the juice but you can use your preferred method for juicing. There are sooo many options available these days which I think it’s a good problem to have.
Just juice & enjoy!
Watermelon Sangria
Equipment
- Blender
Ingredients
- 4 cups of fresh seedless watermelon chunks about a small watermelon
- 1 cup vodka
- 1 cup fresh orange juice
- 1 bottle of Rose wine cold
- 1 orange sliced
- 1 lime sliced
Instructions
- Place the watermelon, & 1/4 cup vodka in a blender.
- Blend on high until very smooth. Strain the juice through a mesh strainer into a large pitcher.
- Pour the wine, remaining of vodka, and orange juice into the pitcher. Add the orange and lime slices and mix well to combine. Chill for at least 4 hours before serving.
- Serve over ice.
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-Hi. I just wanted to comment that your photos are beautiful. I like your recipes too and have pinned a couple already. Love the one for arroz con leche. I will be making the dulce de leche paletas pretty soon. Thank you.
Hi Alba! Your comment means a lot! Thank you so much for your feedback… You will just love the paletas! This reminds me to make them again soon myself lol! Thanks for stopping by and for pinning the recipes! XO, ana
Love the watermelon in there! Such a nice recipe 🙂
Everything, as always, looks fabulous! Funny you mention buying a juicer! I just returned ours to Macy’s and got my $200 refunded! Why? We told our internist, who is also a nutritionist about our juicing efforts! She really cautioned us against the practice because juicing removes all the nutrients founding the pulp that is removed in the process! So, caution! I thought you would want to know. Your work is so beautiful!
I have always been really boring and made a traditional red wine sangria.. I definitely have to broaden my horizons and try your watermelon and strawberry sangria. It looks and sounds delicious!
I could totally go for a glass of that. Hope you get some breezy weather soon!
O, no! I want the summer to last forever! I can’t stand the cold. It needs to be 80 degrees or higher ALWAYS! Haha!
Your photos always make me so envious! Teach me your beautiful ways 😀