Published: April 29, 2016 Modified: October 7, 2019 by Cathy Trochelman 85 Comments

Tropical Sangria

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Tropical Sangria combines sweet white wine with tropical fruits and fruit juices! Perfect sangria recipe for summer – it’s like a mini vacation in a glass!

glasses of tropical sangria

Let’s get right down to business. This tropical SANGRIA recipe! If there’s one thing you should know about me (and probably do by now), it’s that I love a good sangria. Especially in summer! There’s just something about it – the sweetness, the fresh fruit, the endless possibilities…..yes, sangria and I are good friends.

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white wine being poured into a glass of sangria

I’ve made plenty of pitchers of it over the years, and of course I have my favorites. Like my Citrus Sangria, my Plum Sangria, my Lemon Blackberry Sangria, and most definitely my Strawberry Shortcake Sangria.  And, of course, you can never go wrong with Classic Red Sangria, amiright? But this Tropical White Wine Sangria. It’s the BEST! A game changer, you guys!

overhead image of a pitcher full of Tropical White Wine Summer Sangria

It’s the only sangria I’ve made that literally transports you. Takes you away. Makes you feel like you’re somewhere else….somewhere warm….somewhere TROPICAL! Which means it perfect, not just for summer, but for all year round. Because we could all use a little more of the tropics in our lives, don’t you think?

hand holding a glass of tropical fruit sangria

Fresh Tropical Sangria Ingredients

This tropical sangria recipe starts with sweet white wine and then we add:

  • Malibu rum
  • orange juice
  • pineapple juice
  • ALL of the tropical fruits

This easy summer sangria takes just 5 minutes to make, gets better with time, and is definitely a “love at first sip” kind of drink. Best of all, it’s SO easy! Perfect for summer parties, cookouts, or drinks with friends on the patio. A vacation in a glass, if you will. (And I really hope you will!) Cheers!

Serving Suggestion:

Serve the tropical sangria up with some tropical foods like coconut shrimp with mango dipping sauce, or maybe some chips and fresh tropical fruit salsa.

glasses filled with Tropical Fruit White Wine Sangria

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glasses of tropical sangria

Tropical Sangria

This Tropical Sangria combines sweet white wine with all things tropical! Perfect for summer - it's like a mini vacation right in your own backyard!
4.43 from 14 votes
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Prep Time: 10 minutes
Total Time: 10 minutes
Servings: 4
Author: Cathy Trochelman

Ingredients

  • 1 bottle sweet white wine*
  • 1 c. Malibu rum
  • 6 oz. 3/4 c. or 1 small can pineapple juice
  • 1/2 c. orange juice
  • Fresh pineapple oranges, strawberries, and kiwi, sliced
  • *I use Barefoot Moscato Spritzer OR Barefoot Crisp White Spritzer depending on desired sweetness. You can also make it sweeter by using any white wine and adding simple syrup.

Instructions

  1. Combine all ingredients in a large pitcher and chill until ready to serve.
  2. *The more fruit, the better!

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85 Comments

  1. This sangria is absolutely beautiful, Cathy. It’s been so warm here in Houston, we’ll be spending Mother’s Day out by the pool and this would be lovely to serve.

  2. This recipe looks delicious! Question….I am not a sweet wine drinker. How strong is the wine flavor? Thanks!

  3. 5 stars
    Trying to make this into a big 3.5 gallon container. How many times should I double this recipe?

    1. Did you figure it out? If so please share! I’m making a big batch tomorrow and not sure of ratios

  4. 5 stars
    thanks for sharing such a soulful & delicious recipe. i will try it today. i hope you will also like my blog about india tourism & vegetarian recipes. here it’s link foodtravelindia.com

  5. How long in the fridge would this last? Couple days at most? It looks delish and i can’t wait to try it.

  6. 3 stars
    The ingredients call for 3/4 cup or a “small can” of pineapple juice. Are you using a can of frozen juice?? Not completely clear.

    1. It is the small can out of the 6 pack you buy at the supermarket (just like the small cans of tomato juice in the six pack) on the supermarket shelves with the juices like tomato, cranberry, etc.

  7. Should I make it the night before I have a party or right before the party starts? Thank you in advance.

    Taylor

    1. Did you get your answer? I was wondering how far in advance can I make this? 3 or 4 hours, or longer?

        1. 5 stars
          I made it twice this summer and I doubled the recipe (I brought it to large parties, lots of people to share with!) it made almost a gallon.
          The first time I made it about 3 hours prior to the party and it was delicious! Very fresh, pretty and you can taste all of the different fruit flavors.
          The second time I made it the day prior to serving, and the fruit colors dulled, and kind of blended together. The fruits all tasted the same. Still delicious, but not as crisp, pretty or fresh. Also the 2nd time, my hockey mom friends passed out drunk by 9pm unlike the first batch LOL!! I would stick with the 3-4 hours prior to serving! Cheers 🙂

  8. 2 stars
    I was raised on a farm in central Texas and we had wild Mustang Grapes. Every year Momma picked grapes and made them into grape juice, jelly and wine. So my taste for wine is the Wild Mustang Grapes. I am not much of a wine drinker. My taste buds only liked Mustang Wine. Does anyone know another wine that is very similar to Mustang Grape Wine? All reply’s are appreciated.

    1. From what I understand, Mustang grapes are very dry and bitter. I would try a dry red Cabernet to compare? Some cabs can be juicy and sweeter, but some have more tannins and tend to be dry.

  9. Can Barefoot Moscato deliciously sweet be used vs Barefoot Moscato Spritzer OR Barefoot Crisp White Spritzer,

  10. 5 stars
    What are you poring in the glass after you put some of the sangria mixture in there. I love coconut rum with pineapple and a splash of banana liquor. I think I would really love this. Although I have a problem with orange juice with my stomach

  11. 4 stars
    I make this all the time watching sunsets on the lanai over the ocean here in Hawaii. I like a crisp white Barefoot Spritzer with a Spanish Torrontes wine and fresh white pineapple, honey tangerines, lemon, lime and some starfruit all grown right on my property over the ocean. Aloha!

  12. 5 stars
    This is FANTASTIC! Just whipped up a double batch for games night with friends this evening and I cant wait to get into it. Smells, looks, and tastes amazing.

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  14. 5 stars
    This is absolutely the best! Made it yesterday for a pool party in our 95 degree weather. Everyone loved it. This will be on my summer party menu going forward! Thank you!

  15. I made this for a party last night, and it was absolutely delicious! I was unsure about the Malibu Rum once I found it’s coconut flavored, but it totally made the difference between good and ohmygoshthisisincredible! I made 3 pitchers and have 1/2 of one leftover, so I plan to enjoy the rest by the pool today. Thanks for sharing!

  16. This Tropical Sangria looks absolutely refreshing! I love the combination of flavors you’ve included, and the presentation is just gorgeous. Can’t wait to try this out for our next summer gathering! Thanks for the recipe!

  17. This Tropical Sangria recipe looks absolutely refreshing! I love the combination of fruits you’ve chosen. Perfect for summer gatherings or just relaxing by the pool. Can’t wait to try it out! 🍹🌺