Your guide to the best Non-alcoholic Sangria recipes

Which non-alcoholic sangria do you want to make?

 

The Sangria dates all the way back to the Middle Ages! You can find tons of different variations of the Sangria that have evolved since then, but the Spanish and Portuguese seem to have perfected this delicious fruity punch. At No & Low we think it’s time for proper non-alcoholic alternatives to the Sangria. The classic Sangria is usually made with red wine but we will also be sharing recipes made with white and rosé wine in this Sangria guide! Make room in your fridge because your mocktail game is about to reach new levels. Enjoy this virgin Sangria at your summer bbq, holiday event, or the next time you have some friends over.

 

Ingredients for the best non-alcoholic Sangria

The Sangria is fun and versatile, it doesn’t need to be taken too seriously. It can be made with many different ingredients but the most important factor will come down to using fresh fruit & fruit juices and good non-alcoholic wines & spirits. We’ve seen a lot of non-alcoholic Sangria recipes that just substitute the wine with juice, while this can still make a fine virgin Sangria adding non-alcoholic wines like No & Low Cabernet Sauvignon will make a MAJOR difference. You don’t want to leave out this important ingredient.

Once you’ve got your non-alcoholic wine you’ll want to grab some fresh fruit. This can include oranges, lemons, apples, pears, blueberries and strawberries, almost any fruit will work in the right combination. Use our Sangria recipes as a guide and if you feel like adding some other fruit, feel free to do so.

How to make the best Classic Virgin Red Sangria?

This recipe will make 6-8 servings. You’ll need the following ingredients for your non-alcoholic Red Sangria recipe:

The process to make a non-alcoholic red Sangria is quite simple, just follow the steps below:

1. In a large pitcher add the orange wedges, lemon wedges and sugar and very gently muddle it together.
2. Add in your No & Low Cabernet Sauvignon non-alcoholic red wine, orange juice and apple slices, blueberries and cinnamon stick. Stir well.
3. Place your pitcher of Sangria in the fridge for a minimum of 2 hours and a maximum of 4 hours. If you leave it too long the fruit may start to get soft and mushy.
4. Once ready, pour in a wide wine glass over large ice cubes.
5. Garnish each glass with an orange wheel.

 

 

Pro tips for non-alcoholic Red Sangria:

• Add a non-alcoholic spirit for more flavor: Many Sangria recipes will call for a spirit like brandy, if you want to up the flavor of your non-alcoholic Sangria we recommend adding 4 oz of Lyre’s Highland Malt, Melati, Gnista Floral Wormwood, Spiritless Kentucky 74 or Monday Whiskey. If you want to get even more creative you can play around with adding spirits like Wilfreds, Ghia or Figlia.
• Incorporate fresh herbs: A sprig of fresh rosemary or thyme can give your virgin Sangria a beautiful herbal flavor. Simply add the herbs to the pitcher or as a garnish when serving.
• Use freshly squeezed juice: Fresh is always the way to the best non-alcoholic cocktails and it’s no different when comes to the NA Sangria. Put in the extra work and use freshly squeezed orange juice, the effort will do wonders.
• Experiment with different fruits: Don’t be scared to play around with different fruits. You can use our Sangria recipe as a guide but if you’ve got kiwi, strawberries, raspberries, peaches, or other fruit on hand that you think will work, give it a try!
• Add some bubbles: For those that want to liven up their Sangria top your glass with a splash of Figlia Frizzante or club soda before serving.
  
  

How to make the best Virgin White Sangria?

This recipe will make 6 servings. You’ll need the following ingredients for your non-alcoholic White Sangria recipe:

The process to make a non-alcoholic White Sangria is quite simple, just follow the steps below:

1. In a large pitcher add the lemon wedges and mint and very gently muddle it together.
2. Add in your No & Low Chardonnay, Everleaf Forest, peach slices, apple slices and stir well.
3. Place your pitcher of White Sangria in the fridge for a minimum of 2 hours and maximum of 4 hours. If you leave it too long the fruit may start to get soft and mushy.
4. Once ready, pour in a wide wine glass over large ice cubes and top with a splash of club soda.
   
   

Pro tips for non-alcoholic White Sangria:

• Try out different non-alcoholic spirits: Everleaf Forest makes this virgin White Sangria very complex and sophisticated but feel free to try this recipe with other non-alcoholic spirits as well. Lyre’s Orange Sec, Caleno Light & Zesty, and Lyre’s Dry Aperitif also work great!
• Experiment with different fruits: The options are endless when it comes to adding fruit to your non-alcoholic White Sangria. We use peach, apple, and lemon in this recipe but we encourage to expriment with other fresh fruit like pineapple, grapes, pear, grapefruit, apricot, and blackberries.
• Better bubbles: If you really want to impress your guests, finish your drinks by topping up the glass with No & Low Sparkling Chardonnay instead of club soda.
• Like it sweet? Add sugar: If you like your Sangria sweet, definitely add in some sugar or simple syrup to your desired taste.
  
  

How to make the best Virgin Rosé Sangria?

This recipe will make 6-8 servings. You’ll need the following ingredients for your non-alcoholic Rosé Sangria recipe:

The process to make a non-alcoholic Rosé Sangria is quite simple, just follow the steps below:

1. In a large pitcher add your non-alcoholic No & Low Rosé wine, Everleaf Mountain, fresh fruit & grapefruit juice. Stir well.
2. Place your pitcher of Rosé Sangria in the fridge for a minimum of 2 hours and maximum of 4 hours. If you leave it too long the fruit may start to get soft and mushy.
3. Once ready, pour in a wide wine glass over large ice cubes and top with a splash of club soda.
   
   

 

Pro tips for non-alcoholic Rosé Sangria:

• Try out different non-alcoholic spirits: Everleaf Mountain is delicious and matches wonderfully with strawberry and raspberry but this non-alcoholic Rosé Sangria pairs well with many other NA spirits like Figlia, Melati, Ghia, Lyre’s Pink Gin, Lyre’s Aperitif Rosso and Three Spirit Livener.
• Experiment with different fruits: You are not only stuck with strawberries and raspberries when making a zero-proof Rosé Sangria. Have fun and try out cherries, watermelon, pomegranate, red grapes, blood orange and even red dragon fruit!
• Better bubbles: Go the extra mile for your guests and top up each glass with No & Low Sparkling Rosé instead of club soda just before serving.
• Like it sweet? Add sugar: Simply add sugar to sweeten up your virgin Rosé Sangria or get really serious and make yourself some homemade strawberry simple syrup.
  
  

How to choose the best non-alcoholic wines for a Virgin Sangria?

Choosing the right non-alcoholic wine for your zero proof Sangria makes a big difference in the quality of your drink. First mistake is not using non-alcoholic wine at all, second is using a low quality NA wine. Below we recommend the best wines for your non-alcoholic Sangria.

• Red Wine: No & Low Cabernet Sauvignon, a fruity and smooth non-alcoholic red wine that is ideal for the classic Red Sangria.

 

 

• White Wine: No & Low Chardonnay, a dry non-alcoholic white wine with notes of tropical fruit and lime. The perfect match for your virgin White Sangria recipe.

 

• Rosé Wine: No & Low Rosé, this non-alcoholic rosé wine is bursting with strawberry, peach, and watermelon. Ridiculously good in pink Sangria.

 

 

Want to know more about non-alcoholic wine? Take a deep dive and check out our NA wine guide. We answer all the questions you may have about the best non-alcoholic wines on the market today.

Now that you are a non-alcoholic Sangria master, let yourself be tempted by the different options and fruits available. Follow our recipes exactly or make any modifications you desire, play with different fruits, herbs, and spices and let us know what you like best.

Don’t hesitate to have a look at our blog for more recipes and our TikTok @drinknolow for mocktail tips and inspiration!