MINT MELON SANGRIA

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Categories     Fruit

Number Of Ingredients 7

1 ½ cups diced watermelon
1 ½ cups diced cantaloupe
1 ½ cups diced honeydew melon
2 cups ice
10 mint leaves
Juice from ¼ lime
2 bottles spumonte or other sparkling wine

Steps:

  • Pour all of the diced melons in a large glass pitcher. Top with ice. Gently muddle mint leaves with the lemon juice. Add to pitcher. Pour wine last into the glass and stir with a wooden spoon.

Musa Ahmed
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This sangria is a great summer drink!


iNik_
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I would definitely make this sangria again.


The Doggett Family
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This sangria is very easy to make and it's a great way to use up leftover melon.


Aadinath
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I followed the recipe exactly and my sangria turned out great! It was the perfect drink for a summer party.


Mehedi Hassan Riju
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This sangria is a bit too sweet for my taste, but I think it would be perfect for a party.


Siniya Aktar Mim
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I love the combination of mint and melon in this sangria. It's so unique and refreshing.


Tanvir Love
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This sangria is the perfect drink for a summer brunch.


Vincent Masinga
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I'm not usually a fan of sangria, but this recipe changed my mind. It's so refreshing and flavorful.


John Bradon
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I made this sangria for a baby shower and it was a big hit! Everyone loved the light and refreshing flavor.


s_ou3ziz
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This sangria is a great way to use up leftover melon.


Blanca Igwe
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I love the festive look of this sangria. It's perfect for a party or a special occasion.


Rap king
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This sangria is so easy to make and it's perfect for a hot summer day.


Tarak Djefv
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I was worried that the sangria would be too sweet, but it was actually perfectly balanced. The mint and lime juice added a nice tartness that cut through the sweetness of the melon.


Md Shahadat Hossen Sagor
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I used a variety of melons in my sangria, including honeydew, cantaloupe, and watermelon. The different flavors and textures added a lot of depth to the drink.


Violet Mokoena
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This Mint Melon Sangria was a huge hit at my summer party! Everyone loved the refreshing and flavorful combination of melon, mint, and white wine.