Malbec Sangria (Red Sangria)

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I made this sangria in collaboration with Malbec Bay, founded by Mercedes and Victoria, two sisters from Argentina. They’ve brought their love of Argentinian wines to their new home in Tampa Bay. Hence, Malbec Bay!

Malbec Bay Sangria came about when St. Pete Gals and Malbec Bay co-hosted the first-ever Fiesta Tampa Bay. I wanted to sponsor the event out of pride for my culture and as a fellow Hispanic businesswoman. Mercedes, Alexia (founder of St. Pete Gals), and I chatted about how I could contribute, and that’s when I decided to make a traditional sangria. However, as I was perusing the wine aisle, I realized I had an opportunity to contribute additional support to a fellow small business. I left the store and messaged Mercedes about purchasing Malbec from her. I was inspired to create something unique for Fiesta Tampa Bay and all the small businesses uniting to celebrate our Hispanic Heritage and share our culture with the community.

Two things to note; Malbec Bay delivers to Pinellas or Hillsborough County. Use code: domesticgourmet10 for 10% off your purchase. If outside the delivery area, Mercedes recommends looking for Malbec from Catena Zapata. They’re a world-renowned winery said to be the best in Argentina since 1902.

iBuen provecho!

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Malbec Bay Sangria

Servings 6 glasses

Prep Time 10 minutes mins

Total Time 10 minutes mins

Equipment

• Corkscrew
• 64 oz Pitcher
• Mixing spoon
• Citrus Press
• Measuring Cups
• Measuring spoons

Ingredients

• 750 ml Malbec wine
• 2 navel oranges can be substituted with bottled orange juice
• 2 limes
• 1 tsp ground cinnamon
• ½ cup simple syrup
• ½ cup tonic water can be substituted with seltzer water

Instructions

• Pour Malbec into a large glass pitcher.
• Squeeze the juice from one Navel Orange and one lime. Stir into the Malbec.
• Stir in ground cinnamon until thoroughly mixed.
• Stir in simple syrup.
• Stir in tonic water.
• Slice the remaining Navel Orange and lime. Add half to the pitcher, reserving the other half to use as garnish.

Optional:

• Add desired amount of ice to the pitcher or to each wine glass before serving.

Pro-Tip:

• Make a day ahead and store it in the fridge before serving.

  Store in the refrigerator for up to 3 days.

No-Waste:

• Zest the Navel Oranges and limes before juicing to use in other recipes.

  Store in an airtight container or freezer bag in the freezer for up to three months.

Notes

Notes on how to include your child(ren): Sharpen those fine motor and cognitive thinking skills by tasking your little chef(s) with zesting, storing, and freezing the citrus fruits. 

Your older chef(s) could practice their knife skills by slicing the citrus fruit.

***Assign this task at your own discretion, using your judgment on your child(ren)’s ability, and do so at your own risk.***

Course: Drinks

Cuisine: Argentinian, Caribbean, Caribeño, Latin, Latin America, Spanish

Keyword: Beverages, Malbec, Sangria, Wine

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