Not so strong, for god's sake!

[apple3141]

Given the uses of Sangria -

1) so that you can drink a LOT in hot weather without getting legless
2) As a way of introducing children, slowly, to the pleasure of drinking red wine

I think you are making it too strong.
1 litre red wine, decent but not TOO decent
500 ml orange juice
500 ml to 1 litre aerated lemonade, or even soda water.
Ice
bunch of mint leaves, slightly crushed
slices of orange, for decoration

Just drink it - I mean chug it, no sipping.

 

[Dixon Carter Lee]

I think you hit the "New Thread" button by mistake.

Let's all jump on him! Come on, Pack!

To the bat poles.

 

[apple3141]

How Frightfully Embarassing!

Of course I hit the wrong button. That's what comes of making the Sangria too st r o
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Sorry!

 

[red_rose]

I think you hit the "New Thread" button by mistake.

Let's all jump on him! Come on, Pack!

To the bat poles.

Do I have to wear tights?

 

[Susano]

What's that? You want me to dress up as Catwoman and jump on your pole? Ok...

 

[Guest]

2) As a way of introducing children, slowly, to the pleasure of drinking red wine

Is it okay in South Africa?

 

[apple3141]

It's Optional

Do I have to wear tights?

No, just cum as you are!

 

[apple3141]

Is it ever!

Is it okay in South Africa?

Since it is not illegal, it must be compulsory.

In Spain, where de Sangria come from, it is Customary. It is of course a good way of getting vitamin C and iron into the little suckers.

 

[Pyper]

I make my sangria according to my Spanish roommate's recipe:

Equal parts cheap table wine and lemon Fanta
2 sticks of cinnamon
orange chunks
various other seasonal fruit (my favorite ever was peaches and strawberries)

Yummy.