This rosé sangria is the ultimate summer cocktail mashup

A refreshing Spanish-style bevy for summer

By Mark Stock Published July 2, 2025

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Is there anything more summer than Rosé and Sangria? How about combining the two. This summer cocktail recipe is about as sunny as things get. And if you need a reason to celebrate, we’ve got a few.

For starters, the Fourth of July is just a few days away. Even if you’re not big on the holiday, it falls on a summer weekend so that’s kinda nice. Bastille Day is coming up, if that’s more your speed. And the long mild days are always worth raising a glass to, in our opinion.

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This recipe comes on behalf of the folks at Miraval Rosé.

Studio Sangria

sangria — Recipes From a Pantry

Set up in parts, this recipe is easy to dial-in to the crowd at hand. Just a happy hour with your partner? Make a couple of rounds. Hosting a party? Do like they do with big batch cocktails and get the large format battles and make several pitchers’ worth.

Ingredients:

3 parts Studio by Miraval Rosé
1 part Grand Mariner Cordon Rouge
1 part pomegranate or cranberry Juice
Seasonal fresh fruit for garnish
Ice

Method:

Build in a pitcher, adding cut season fresh fruit to taste.
Chill until served.

There’s a lot of summer left, and we’re pleased as punch. Check out some of our related material, like our feature on the best frozen cocktails. Keep cool, people.

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Mark Stock is a writer from Portland, Oregon. He fell into wine during the Recession and has been fixated on the stuff since…

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