White Wine Sangria with Strawberries & Elderflower Liqueur is the perfect fizzy & refreshing wine cocktail for the summer.
Looking for an easy to prepare cocktail that’s perfect for the upcoming summer season? This White Wine Sangria is just what you need. It’s the perfect refreshing drink to bring along to picnics or BBQs because it’s light, fizzy, refreshing and served ice cold.
I’m making my version with strawberries, limes and elderflower liqueur to give it a floral note. I’m also garnishing it with some gorgeous edible flowers. I used roses and primroses. Other edible flowers include pansies, lavender, borage and chrysanthemums. Of course, you can always leave off the edible flowers and garnish it with a bit of fresh mint.
How do You Make White Wine Sangria
- Muddle limes in pitcher.
- Add strawberries, white wine and elderflower liqueur and stir.
- Fill pitcher with ice.
- Top off with soda water or lemon lime soda (if you prefer sweeter sangria).
- Garnish with mint sprigs and/or edible flowers.
Which White Wine for Sangria
- For this white wine sangria with berries I’m using Mezzacorona Pinot Grigio. This delightful Pinot Grigio has aromatic crisp green apple, mineral and honeysuckle notes.
Mezzacorona Pinot Grigio is cultivated in immaculate vineyards along the Adige valley surrounded by the magnificent Italian Alps and is non-GMO certified. It’s bright, crisp notes pair perfectly with the strawberries and elderflower liqueur in this berry sangria.
How Long Does Sangria Last?
- Sangria will last in the refrigerator for up to two days. The longer it sits, the more pronounced the strawberry & lime flavors will become.
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White Wine Sangria with Strawberries & Elderflower
Ingredients
- 1 bottle Mezzacorona Pinot Grigio
- 1 cup elderflower liqueur
- 1 lime (thinly sliced)
- 1 cup sliced strawberries
For Serving:
- Ice
- Sparkling water ( or lemon lime soda)
- Mint sprigs
- Edible flowers
Instructions
- Add lime to a large pitcher and muddle with a wooden spoon.
- Add strawberries, wine, elderflower liqueur and stir to combine.
- Add ice and top off with soda water (or soda if you prefer a sweeter sangria).
- Garnish with mint sprigs and edible flowers. Enjoy.
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Erin, these cocktails are GORGEOUS!! When I was in Ireland, elderflower liqueur was the most popular in cocktails (aside from whiskey, of course), which I loved because it’s such a nice flavor to add. Can’t wait to make this for summer parties!
Welcome back Marlynn! It feels like you were gone forever! I just learned to make margaritas with it too – equal parts elderflower, lime juice and tequila. It’s delicious!
This sangria is soooo beautiful! I love all things elderflower, and I prefer white wine sangria over red, but don’t see it as often on bar menus. Look forward to trying your recipe!
Thanks Waz! I hope you enjoy!
Um… yes please. I’m sitting here watching the bachelorette and wishing I was drinking this. Adding this to my list of drink recipes to try! This sounds so refreshing!
Thanks Becca! What are you thinking of the Bachelorette? I may need to get into it…
So simple but how impressive looking… also sounds a little too refreshingly tasty that it’s all too easy to drink several glasses!
I totally agree Pech! It’s low on the alcohol though, so that’s ok!
This sounds refreshing and perfect for the warm weather we had last week. I will look forward to making this the next time the sun pops back out!
Cannot wait for the sunshine to return and more warm weather!
Could this cocktail be any prettier?! How gorgeous. I’d want to grow some of these flowers myself just to make a fancy drink when friends come over. (Also it’s so important to go organic when using edible flowers!)
I just planted some!!! Hopefully I can keep them alive!!!
This is gorgeous!! I’ve been wanting to try an elderflower liqueur – Can’t wait to make this on the next warm weekend we have!
I love sangria–not a big fan of elderflower liqueur though. However, your photos are just stunning!
Thanks Jennifer!
All of my friends drink so delicious try it I make it when it’s summer time and sell it ti people want more so I be so excited for it