Moscato Sangria is an easy and elegant drink that’s the perfect alternative to a mimosa for brunch.
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There’s something about a wine glass – even a stemless one – that makes drinks more special, don’t you think? There’s something pretty perfect about fruity drinks which is why Moscato Sangria is my go-to rather than a mimosa. Don’t get me wrong, champagne has it’s place, but I prefer a sweet instead of dry wine. With fresh fruit, this cocktail is just the thing to make your brunch wine a little more special.
I prefer Moscato over just about any other kind of wine because of it’s sweetness. It pairs really well with fresh fruit which is why making sangria with moscato is so very delicious.
What does Moscato taste like?
Moscato is a sweet, white, sparkling wine that is most oven made with muscat grapes. It’s often considered a dessert wine because of the sweetness. Pink Moscato which is what I used in this recipe, is very similar to white Moscato. That’s because it has just a little bit of red grapes along with the muscat grapes. Red Moscato uses even more of the red grapes. Any of these will work in Moscato Sangria, but the pink moscato is my favorite.
Moscato Sangria Shopping List
- Moscato (white, pink or red)
- Blueberries and Strawberries
- Oranges and Limes
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How To Make Moscato Sangria
It really couldn’t be more simple to make this sweet delicious drink!
- First, add the prepared fruit to the infuser pitcher.
- Next, pour the moscato over the fruit.
- Then, refrigerate about 2 hours until chilled (overnight is even better).
- Finally, serve with fresh fruit garnishes.
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Moscato Sangria
Moscato Sangria
Ingredients
- 1 750ml bottle Moscato
- 1 cup strawberries, hulled
- 1 cup blueberries
- 1 large orange, sliced
- 1 lime, sliced
Instructions
- Add the prepared fruit to the pitcher.
- Pour the moscato on top.
- Refrigerate until chilled. (Overnight is best).
- Serve with fresh fruit garnishes.
Notes
Moscato Sangria Recipe Variations
Because we test all our recipes, we recommend that you make them once just as it is without substitutions or changes. Sometimes variations can go awry. Making our Moscato Sangria recipe as we have tested it will yield the best results. If you really want to get creative, here are some ideas for variations that might work well. (Please note, we have not tested these variations).
- Use apples and pears instead of lemons and oranges if you like.
- For a non-alcoholic version, skip the moscato and use sparkling cider or ginger ale.
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Love the Easter Brunch posts! Lots of new ideas! We usually make breakfast casserole with a side of fruit salad for Easter Brunch!
Thanks so much, Geri! I’ve got a really yummy breakfast casserole you might want to try this year 🙂
This Moscato sangria sounds so easy and delicious! I love all the fresh fruit you added!
This sounds refreshing and delicious!
This sounds really interesting!! I love Moscato and sangria, but never thought of putting them together.
YUM. That’s all I can say since I’m drooling! Pinning!
I make green bean casserole and apple pie.
For Easter we normally have a brown sugar spiral glazed ham, scalloped potatoes, roasted carrots, brussel sprouts, baked beans and sausage cornbread stuffing casserole. For dessert we have Boston Cream cake and Apple pie.
We always do a ham, and since spring means fresh lemons on the tree, usually some type of lemon pie for dessert.
For Easter I have to make something LEMON, like my favorite lemon bars, the beautiful bright color and citrusy taste is perfect to feel like spring and summer are finally here!
This year, we are having pancakes at church
We usually do brunch after services. Egg casserole, fruit and some breakfast meat.
I love all of that delicious fresh fruit! This looks like a great brunch drink- or a drink to enjoy on my deck in the evening.
Thank you so much! It’s quite tasty if I do say so myself 🙂