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Dec. 20 is National Sangria Day, and Skyy Vodka has a sweet and tart recipe you’ll want to test out before you have holiday visitors over.
Skyy has named the bubbly fruit-based cocktail the "Winter Sparkling Sangria," and it includes blood orange-flavored vodka, cranberry and lime juice and sparkling wine.
The spirits brand designed the recipe with its namesake vodka in mind, but you can use any blood orange vodka or wine you might have in your home bar. If you’re not much of a sparkling wine fan, Skyy says you can switch it out for champagne or prosecco. The company recommends Cinzano Prosecco, another Campari America-owned brand.
Skyy Vodka shares its red Winter Sparkling Sangria recipe with Fox News in time for National Sangria Day. (Skyy Vodka)
Materials You’ll Need:
- Wine glass
- Stirrer
- Optional punch bowl and ladle
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Ingredients:
- 2 parts Skyy Infusions Blood Orange
- ¾ part simple syrup
- ¾ part lime juice
- 1 part cranberry juice cocktail
- Sparkling wine, champagne or Cinzano Prosecco
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Skyy Vodka's Winter Sparkling Sangria is made with blood orange-flavored vodka, simple syrup, cranberry juice, lime juice and sparkling wine. (Skyy Vodka)
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Instructions:
- Fill your wine glass or punch bowl with ice cubes.
- Pour in your blood orange-flavored vodka, cranberry and lime juice, and simple syrup and stir.
- Top your sangria serving with sparkling wine, champagne or Cinzano Prosecco.
- Garnish with handful of cranberries and a blood orange (or lime) wedge.
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