Summer White Sangria Recipe With Vodka and Berries
Beat the heat and quench your thirst with this refreshing summer white sangria recipe with vodka, white wine, lemonade, and berries.

One of my favorite adult beverages during the summer months is a refreshing glass of sangria.
It’s fruity, refreshing, and somehow manages to strike the perfect balance between cozy comfort and summer coolness.
Sangria may traditionally be associated with cozy evenings and intimate gatherings, however sangria’s chilled and fruity goodness also makes it great for hot summer days.
Sipping on a glass of ice cold white sangria not only satisfies your thirst, but also offers a respite from the summer heat, making this drink a cozy yet refreshing choice.
If you’re looking for the perfect drink that you can serve a crowd or just enjoy on your own, this versatile and delicious sangria recipe is a must try!
What is sangria?
Before we dive into the recipe, let’s talk about what makes a sangria…sangria!
Sangria is a traditional Spanish beverage that has gained popularity in recent years for its refreshing and vibrant qualities.
It typically consists of red or white wine, chopped fresh fruit, a sweetener, and sometimes a splash of liquor.

Historically, red sangria was named for its deep red color, resembling blood.
However, modern variations have expanded to include white sweet wine, like the recipe I’ll be sharing with you today.
One of the wonderful things about sangria is that it’s a versatile drink that allows for endless customization.
It’s perfect for entertaining guests, since it can be made in large quantities and served in pitchers.
The combination of wine and fruity flavors creates a delicious drink that’s a refreshing beverage on a hot summer day as well as other times of the year.
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01
Mix the Base
Add the bottle of wine, sparkling lemonade, and vodka to a large pitcher.
02
Add the Fruit
Place all of the fruit to pitcher, gently stir ingredients to combine (be careful because it will become fizzy), and place pitcher in the refrigerator for at least 1 hour (or up to 8 hours) for flavors to combine.
03
Serve & Enjoy
Pour the sangria into a cocktail glass or mason jars and enjoy!

Helpful Tips
- Start with cold wine, vodka, and lemonade so your sangria is refreshing from the first pour without needing a lot of ice that can water it down.
- Sangria gets better as it sits. Let it chill for a few hours (or overnight) so the fruit flavors infuse the wine.
- If you don’t have berries you can try citrus slices in the winter or peaches and nectarines in late summer.
- To keep sangria your from getting diluted, add ice to the glasses instead of the pitcher.
How to Customize This Berry Sangria Recipe
Here are a few ideas on how to change this simple cocktail to suit your taste buds…
- Sweetness Level: Adjust the sweetness of your sangria by experimenting with different types of wine. If you prefer a sweeter sangria, fruity white wines like Riesling or Moscato would work well. For a drier and crisper sangria, try dry white wines like Sauvignon Blanc or Pinot Grigio.
- Spirit Swap: While this recipe uses vodka, you can switch it up by using rum, gin, or even a raspberry vodka for a fresh summer flavor.
- Fruit Medley: Get creative with your fruit flavors! In addition to berries and other seasonal fruits like watermelon, pineapple, mango, or pomegranate seeds would be a delicious addition.
- Herbal Infusion: Add a few sprigs of fresh mint, basil, or rosemary to the mixture and let them infuse into the wine.
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How long will this white sangria last?
I recommend drinking the sangria within 24-48 hours of preparation.
If you plan to make a large batch ahead of time, combine the liquid ingredients, store in the refrigerator, and add the berries right before serving.
This sangria can last for up to 2-3 days in the refrigerator.
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Summer White Sangria With Vodka and Berries
Ingredients
- 1 750 ml Bottle of Pinot Grigio
- 1 33.8 oz Bottle Trader Joe's Sparkling Lemonade
- 1/2 cup Absolute Vodka
- 1 cup Fresh Raspberries
- 1 cup Fresh Blueberries
- Handful Star Shaped Apple Slices
- Handful Star Shaped Fresh Strawberries
Instructions
- Add the bottle of wine, sparkling lemonade, and vodka to a large pitcher.
- Add all the fruit to pitcher, gently stir ingredients to combine (be careful because it will become fizzy), and place pitcher in the refrigerator for at least 1 hour (or up to 8 hours) for flavors to combine.
- Pour sangria into a cocktail glass or mason jars and enjoy!
Notes
- Start with cold wine, vodka, and lemonade so your sangria is refreshing from the first pour without needing a lot of ice that can water it down.
- Sangria gets better as it sits. Let it chill for a few hours (or overnight) so the fruit flavors infuse the wine.
- If you don’t have berries you can try citrus slices in the winter or peaches and nectarines in late summer.
- To keep sangria your from getting diluted, add ice to the glasses instead of the pitcher.
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