Summer Rosé Sangria

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Summers freshest stone fruit marinated in a chilled and refreshing rosé wine makes for the best Summer Rosé Sangria! Your new favorite summer nights cocktail can be enjoyed in no time by combining ruby red cherries, sliced nectarines, apricots and lemons, mixed with St. Germain Elderberry Liqueur and a bottle of Rosé.

Four glasses filled with rose wine, cherries, lemons, nectarines and apricots.

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Summer has officially started for you or you are patiently waiting a few more weeks to end the daily routine of school mornings, packing lunches and evenings filled with homework. We are so close to the end but pretending it is already summer and enjoying the freshest and most flavorful Summer Rosé Sangria poolside. This cocktail is going to be on repeat all summer because I am loving the refreshing fruit filled flavor of the rosé and also snacking on the marinated fruit slices.

Ingredients

A bowl cherries, apricots, and nectarines.

Rosé-choose your favorite bottle of Rosé and one that is on the lighter side and not too sweet.
St. Germain- A light and floral elderflower liqueur pairs perfectly with rosé and a great addition to spring and summer cocktails.
Stone Fruit-Cherries, nectarines and apricots are a few of my favorite summer stone fruits that pair perfectly with rosé. Feel free to add in other stone fruits that you love, such as peaches, plums and mangoes.
Lemons- Lemon slices and a dash of lemon juice adds the perfect amount of citrus paired with stone fruit and the sweet flavors of rosé wine but you could also substitute the lemon for orange slices!
Sparkling Water- The final touch, sparkling water is added at the very end to each individual glass for a bubbly finish.

Step-by-Step Instructions

A large pitcher filled with rosé and stone fruit sitting in front of a container of cherries and whole nectarines.

Add The Fruit In a large pitcher, add the pitted cherries, sliced nectarines, sliced apricots and sliced lemons
Add the St. Germain Liqueur Pour the St. Germain Elderberry Liqueur and lemon juice over the sliced fresh fruit
Add the Rosé Pour the bottle of rosé into the pitcher and allow the fruit to infuse for one hour before serving
Serve Over Ice Pour the sangria into individual glasses over ice , add the sliced fruit to each glass and then top off each glass with a splash of sparkling water and garnish with fresh mint

An overhead view ofFour glasses filled with rose wine, cherries, lemons, nectarines and apricots.

Make This Sangria Recipe Ahead Of Time

This is the perfect cocktail recipe to prepare in advance! Actually it is best when prepared a few hours before serving or overnight to allow the fruits to absorb into the rosé wine and bring out all the flavors. This Summer Rosé Sangria can last in the refrigerator for up to three days, but make sure to add the sparkling water into the individual glasses right before you are ready to serve for a little extra bubble!

Expert Tips and FAQS

A dry rosé wine will work great for sangria because the fruit will naturally sweeten it up, but ultimately pick your favorite rosé for the base of this sangria.
Allow the wine and fruit to infuse for at least one house to bring out all the stone fruit flavors.

Can I replace the Rosé Wine for White or Red Wine?

Sure! Using Rosé Wine will give you a light and flavorful sangria that will be similar to White Sangria, but stone fruit goes great with all wine!

I don't have St. Germain Liqueur, what can I use instead?

St. Germain will give a light and floral flavor, but if you love a hint of orange, Grand Mariner is perfect alternative to add to your sangria.

Can I use different fruit?

Absolutely, berries would also be a great option to add to this summer sangria recipe.

How long can this recipe stay in the refrigerator for?

The sangria will be good for up to three days in the refrigerator before the fruit starts to go bad.

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