Blood orange white sangria
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-- juicy, glowing-red blood oranges, the sultans of citrus.
Delicate and nuanced, this blood orange sangria combines the rosy fresh-squeezed juice with white Spanish wine (a Rueda would be perfect), Cinzano Bianco and less sugar than other recipes might call for. The blood orange juice’s natural sweetness makes it a delicious mixer, and using white wine rather than red allows the color to shine and the lighter flavors to come through.
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In a large bowl or pitcher, combine the wine, blood orange juice, Cinzano Bianco and sugar. Stir in the orange slices.
Cover and chill 1 to 2 hours to blend flavors. Stir in the lime slices and serve.
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