Apple Cider Sangria Mocktail
This Apple Cider Sangria Mocktail has the yummiest flavors and it is made with alcohol removed white wine (not grape juice). Did I mention it is easy to make and PERFECT for fall entertaining!
EQUIPMENT
- glass pitcher - for serving or lidded for storing.
- glassware - lowball
INGREDIENTS
- 1 bottle alcohol removed white wine - 750ml bottle - I used Moscato*
- 16 ounces apple cider
- 12 ounces ginger beer - I prefer Fever Tree for this recipe
- 3 ounces simple syrup - recipes below
- 1 pear - thinly sliced
- 1 apple - thinly sliced
- 4 small cinnamon sticks - or 2 large, make sure they are food grade
INSTRUCTIONS
- Thoroughly wash and thinly slice the pear and apple.
- Add the cinnamon sticks, sliced pear and apple to a large pitcher or punch bowl.
- Pour in the alcohol removed white wine, apple cider, ginger beer, and simple syrup.
- Thoroughly stir the sangria and refrigerate for at least two hours (to develop stronger flavors).
- Stir prior to serving.
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RECIPE NOTES
Alcohol Removed White Wine Options:
- Moscato from Fre by Sutter Homes: A semi- sweet white wine option. This is what I used in this recipe.
- Riesling by Giesen: The sweetest of all the wine options.
- Sauvignon Blanc by Surely: The driest of all the white wines.
- Pinot Grigio by Giesen: Dry but not as dry as Sauvignon Blanc.
Storing Information:
- In the refrigerator for up to 1 week, best flavor up to 3 days.
Simple Syrup Recipes (click for recipe):
4 Tips For Serving It Up At A Party:
- Make it the night before and when you do, combine all the ingredients (except for the ginger beer) and refrigerate. Right before serving, pour in the ginger beer and stir.
- Place ice tongs with the sangria so party guests can take cinnamon sticks, apple, and pear slices OR serve more on the side.
- If your sangria starts to go flat, revive it by adding tonic water or more ginger beer.
- Make two versions for the party, one with alcohol removed wine and one with alcoholic wine. Just be sure to label them.
Metric conversions are calculated automatically. I cannot guarantee the accuracy of this information.
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