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	Wine/Spirit/Ale (+ Water) + Citrus Juice + Sweetener + Spices : Hot or Cold		A Sangaree is typically made with Wine/Spirit/Ale (+ Water) + Citrus Juice + Sweetener + Spices and served either Hot or Cold

	From the Spanish word for "Blood" (Sangre). Sangaree is essentially a single serving punch. A version going by "Sangre" is mentioned in 1736, with "Sangaree" appearing in various sources by 1785. One 1785 mention refers to the recipe as basically being Batavia Arrack, citrus fruits, spices, cane sugar and water. <ref>[https://imbibemagazine.com/the-history-of-sangaree-cocktails/ "History Lesson: The Sangaree"], September 17, 2009, [[Ted Haigh]], Imbibe.com</ref> In 1862, Jerry Thomas would include several recipes in his book, almost all of them served with ice.		From the Spanish word for "Blood" (Sangre). Sangaree is essentially a single serving punch. A version going by "Sangre" is mentioned in 1736, with "Sangaree" appearing in various sources by 1785. One 1785 mention refers to the recipe as basically being Batavia Arrack, citrus fruits, spices, cane sugar and water. <ref>[https://imbibemagazine.com/the-history-of-sangaree-cocktails/ "History Lesson: The Sangaree"], September 17, 2009, [[Ted Haigh]], Imbibe.com</ref> In 1862, Jerry Thomas would include several recipes in his book, almost all of them served with ice.

DrinkBoy at 21:22, 1 February 2021

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	Wine/Spirit/Ale + ~~Sweetener~~ + Citrus Juice		Wine/Spirit/Ale (+ Water) + Citrus Juice + Sweetener + Spices : Hot or Cold

	From the Spanish ~~“Sangria”, which~~ for ~~the most part~~ is ~~just~~ a ~~wine~~ punch. ~~Where a Sangria~~ is ~~traditionally made~~ in ~~large batches~~, a Sangaree is a ~~made in single serving sizes~~, ~~combining a~~ wine (or a ~~fortified wine like Port~~ or ~~Madera) with~~ a ~~sweetener and sometimes a little citrus~~, ~~serving it with ice~~ and a ~~sprinkling of nutmeg~~. It ~~can also be made with ales~~, ~~spirits~~, ~~or fortified wines~~.		From the Spanish word for "Blood" (Sangre). Sangaree is essentially a single serving punch. A version going by "Sangre" is mentioned in 1736, with "Sangaree" appearing in various sources by 1785. One 1785 mention refers to the recipe as basically being Batavia Arrack, citrus fruits, spices, cane sugar and water. <ref>[https://imbibemagazine.com/the-history-of-sangaree-cocktails/ "History Lesson: The Sangaree"], September 17, 2009, [[Ted Haigh]], Imbibe.com</ref> In 1862, Jerry Thomas would include several recipes in his book, almost all of them served with ice.

			The concept of mixing wine with fruit, sweetener, spices, and sometimes water, is of course a very old concept, dating clear back to when wine was first being produced. Pointing to any of those as "being" Sangaree (or Sangre) is oversimplifying this category of mixed drink. The origins of Sangaree should be seen as beginning when a label was being applied to what was being presented as a definition of what the drink should be. Even if that definition was changing over time.

			In more modern days, Sangaree has evolved into, or perhaps replaced by, Sangria. With basically the same recipe format as a Sangaree, Sangria is considered to always be cold, and usually made in batches like a punch. It appears as though Sangria
			was introduced to the United States by Alberto Heras at the 1964 world’s fair in New York City. <ref>[https://southfloridareporter.com/concocted-over-2000-years-ago-sangria-arrived-in-1964-to-the-usa/ "Concocted Over 2000 Years Ago, Sangria Arrived In 1964 To The USA"] December 19, 2020, SouthFloridaReporter.com</ref> What differentiates Sangaree (and Sangria) from Punch, is that it should always use red wine as a base.

			==References==
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			==External Links==
			* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sangria Sangria] (Wikipedia)

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From the Spanish “Sangria”, which for the most part is just a wine punch. Where a Sangria is traditionally made in large batches, a Sangaree is a made in single serving sizes, combining a wine (or a fortified wine like Port or Madera) with a sweetener and sometimes a little citrus, serving it with ice and a sprinkling of nutmeg. It can also be made with ales, spirits, or fortified wines.