Sparkling Rosé Sangria Recipe

by | Apr 8, 2026 | Cocktail Recipes, Seasonal Cocktails, Signature Drinks

sparkling sangria in a summery outdoor setting in a wine glass with stawberries oranges and more fruit in the drink

Sparkling rosé sangria is one of the easiest ways to serve a crowd without sacrificing quality. It’s light, fruit-forward, and has just enough bubbles to keep it refreshing, especially during warm weather events.

From a bartending standpoint, this is a go-to for weddings and backyard parties where you want something that looks great, tastes even better, and can be prepped ahead of time. It’s low effort, high impact, and always one of the first drinks to run out.

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What is Sparkling Rosé Sangria?

Sparkling rosé sangria is a refreshing wine cocktail made with rosé wine, fresh fruit, and sparkling wine or soda. It’s typically served chilled and designed for sharing, offering a light, bubbly twist on traditional sangria.

Ingredients

  • 1 bottle rosé wine
  • 1 cup sparkling wine or prosecco
  • 1/2 cup orange liqueur or brandy
  • 1–2 cups mixed fresh fruit (strawberries, oranges, raspberries)
  • 1–2 tbsp simple syrup (optional)
  • Ice

How to Make Sparkling Rosé Sangria

  1. Add fruit to a large pitcher.
  2. Pour in rosé wine and orange liqueur or brandy.
  3. Stir and refrigerate for at least 1–2 hours.
  4. Right before serving, add sparkling wine.
  5. Serve over ice and garnish with fresh fruit.

Bartender Tips for the Perfect Sangria

  • Let it sit. The longer it rests, the better the flavor develops.
  • Add bubbles last to keep it fresh and lively.
  • Use seasonal fruit for the best flavor and presentation.
  • Don’t over-sweeten. Rosé and fruit already add natural sweetness.
  • For best results, choose a dry rosé wine like those commonly described here: rosé wine guide.

Sparkling Rosé Sangria Variations

  • Tropical Version: Add pineapple and mango.
  • Citrus Sangria: Add lemon, lime, and orange slices.
  • Berry Sangria: Use strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries.
  • Stronger Version: Increase liqueur slightly.
  • Mocktail: Use sparkling juice instead of wine.

When to Serve Sparkling Rosé Sangria

This is ideal for summer parties, brunches, bridal showers, and outdoor gatherings. It’s designed for sharing, making it perfect for groups and larger events.

It’s also one of the best options when you want a low-maintenance cocktail that still feels elevated and visually appealing.

Batch Recipe for Parties

For 10–12 servings:

  • 2 bottles rosé wine
  • 2 cups sparkling wine (added before serving)
  • 1 cup orange liqueur or brandy
  • 3–4 cups mixed fruit

Prepare ahead of time and refrigerate. Add sparkling wine just before serving. Serve over ice in wine glasses or a dispenser.

Nutrition (Approximate)

  • Calories: 180
  • Carbohydrates: 14g
  • Sugar: 12g

Explore More Rosé Cocktails

If you enjoyed this, try a rosé spritz, strawberry rosé spritz, or explore our spring cocktails guide.

Planning a party? Use our alcohol calculator to plan your bar.

Sparkling Rosé Sangria FAQs

What liquor goes in rosé sangria?

Orange liqueur or brandy is commonly used to enhance the flavor and add depth.

What is sparkling wine sangria?

It’s a sangria made with sparkling wine instead of still wine, giving it a lighter, bubbly texture.

How to make rosé sangria at home?

Combine rosé wine, fruit, and liqueur, chill, then add sparkling wine before serving.

What pairs well with a sparkling rosé?

Light foods like seafood, salads, and fruit-based dishes pair best with sparkling rosé.