Crossword clues for sangria
sangria
- Wine-and-fruit beverage
- Wine punch
- Wine and fruit juice drink
- Tapas restaurant refreshment
- Tapas restaurant beverage
- Tapas bar libation
- Tapas bar drink
- Tapas bar beverage
- Spanish wine concoction
- Spanish punch
- Spanish fruit-filled wine beverage
- Spanish drink of red wine with soda water or lemonade
- Red-wine punch
- Red wine punch
- Punch-bowl contents, maybe
- Punch served with paella
- Potable served with paella
- Fruity wine concoction
- Fruity wine
- Fruit-filled wine
- Drink made with red wine and fruit
- Drink — Iran gas (anag)
- Iced drink
- Drink in a pitcher
- Paella accompaniment
- Punch with a kick
- Punch with punch
- Spanish wine beverage
- Purplish drink
- Tapas bar order
- Strong punch
- Fruity libation
- (Spanish) sweetened red wine and orange or lemon juice with soda water
- Bodega quaff
- Gran is struggling with a drink
- Gran is drunk after consuming a wine punch
- Was a confessor given fresh air and drink?
- Spanish wine cocktail
- Spanish drink of red wine and lemonade
- Spanish drink of red wine with soda or lemonade
- Spanish drink that includes fruit and wine
- Spanish wine punch
- Potent punch
- Fruit-filled wine beverage
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
cold drink made from sweetened and diluted red wine, 1954, from Spanish, literally "bleeding," from sangre "blood," from Vulgar Latin sanguem, from Latin sanguis (see sanguinary). The drink so named for its color. Earlier as sangre (1736).
Wiktionary
n. A cold drink, originating in Spain, consisting of red or white wine, brandy or sherry, fruit juice, sugar and soda water and garnished with orange and other fruit.
WordNet
n. sweetened red wine and orange or lemon juice with soda water [syn: sangaree]
Wikipedia
'''Sangria ''' (, ; ) is a beverage, common in Spain and Portugal. It normally consists of red wine, chopped fruit, a sweetener, and a small amount of brandy. Chopped fruit can include orange, lemon, lime, apple, peach, melon, berries, pineapple, grape, kiwifruit and mango. A sweetener such as honey, sugar, syrup, or orange juice is added. Instead of brandy, other liquids such as Seltzer or lemonade may be added. Sangria is steeped while chilled for as little as minutes or up to a few days.
The use of the word sangria in labels is now restricted using tougher geographical labeling rules enforced by European law. Only sangria made in Spain and Portugal was allowed to be sold under that name after the European Parliament green-lighted new wine labeling in January 2014.
"Sangria" is a song recorded by American country music artist Blake Shelton. It was released to country radio on April 6, 2015 as the third single from his ninth studio album Bringing Back the Sunshine. The song was written by J.T. Harding, Josh Osborne and Trevor Rosen.
Sangria is a drink. It may also refer to:
Usage examples of "sangria".
Back in that same parlor, Longarm explained the situation in greater depth as they nibbled tostadas and sipped sangria punch made with plenty of rum.
Tom begged her to believe that all they wanted was the feel that they were actually in Spain already which the sangria, Rioja and the click of the castanets would give them.
Where plaintiff further alleges that these impediments to its removal were swept away by the appeals court decision reversing this major provision in Szyrk, supra, defendant's disclaimer on grounds of the lack of a demolition permit required by municipal ordinance for such a procedure which, in the usual course of events would be issued by and to itself, has provoked the further charge of conspiracy wherein plaintiff cites the prominent presence on the Village Board of one Mel Kandino-poulls as chief obstacle to such issuance, submitting in evidence the expanding premises of Mel's Kandy Kitchen in the form of a sunny new dining area overlooking Cyclone Seven and a printer's dummy of a projected new menu offering quiche Lorraine, caesar salad with arugula, sangria and similar enticements to the sophisticated palates of prosperous out of town visitors where hoagies and a Bud by local custom had hitherto prevailed.
We went through a pitcher of sangria, orders of pollo adova, bread puddings, and many cups of coffee, keeping our agreement not to speak of anything serious during dinner.
The place, she'd found out, was full of young swingies who turned their hi-fis up in the evening and invited each other in for cocktails and Sangria at their Studio bars.
Later, over a dinner of corned beef and sangria, Sullivan announced that Richard Spector would henceforth be known as Kyrie Eleison.
Our original plans for these parties were to serve free Sangria, but nobody seems to go in for Spanish wine punch.
This was followed by a French movie that I completely did not understand, but it was fairly chic anyway, then dinner at a sushi restaurant called Vivids near Lincoln Center and a party at one of the models' ex‑boyfriend's loft in Chelsea, where bad, fruity sangria was served.