Ingredients
Equipment
Method
How to Make Pineapple Sangria
- Cut your fresh pineapple into thick, juicy yellow chunks, reserving a few pieces with the rough rind still on for garnishing. Cut your lemon into thin slices and your lime into thin wheels.
- Take a large clear glass pitcher and start with a heavy base of thick pineapple chunks at the very bottom. Layer the thin slices of lemon and thin wheels of lime directly on top of the pineapple.
- Pour the pineapple juice, white wine, and white rum over the layered fruit. Gently stir with a long wooden spoon. Toss in the fresh green mint leaves and give it a gentle swirl so they float throughout.
- Place the pitcher in the refrigerator to chill for at least 2 hours until condensation droplets form on the glass. Serve in stemless wine glasses filled with clear ice cubes, and garnish with a fresh pineapple wedge and a sprig of fresh mint.
Nutrition
Notes
Tip 1: Chill your wine and pineapple juice before mixing to speed up the process.
Tip 2: Do not mash or muddle the fruit; you want clear, distinct layers and a bright golden liquid.
Tip 3: If storing for more than 12 hours, remove the citrus slices to prevent the sangria from turning bitter.
Tip 2: Do not mash or muddle the fruit; you want clear, distinct layers and a bright golden liquid.
Tip 3: If storing for more than 12 hours, remove the citrus slices to prevent the sangria from turning bitter.
