Greetings to everyone from a distance and I hope you are all in good health and alive wherever you are, here in my country VENEZUELA, we are in an almost perennial summer and the heat is doing its thing... I was at the market and I arrived exhausted from the heat, but between one thing and another I decided to make myself a soft and pleasant cocktail for this summer: A REFRESHING COCKTAIL FOR THIS SUMMER.
- 2 naranjas.
- 1 - 2 mandarinas.
- 2 limones.
- 1 vaso de sangria de tu preferencia.
- 1/2 vaso de chinoto o sprite o soda.
- hielo al gusto.
For this recipe, I used the following ingredients I had in my refrigerator and some citrus fruits I purchased:
- 2 oranges
- 1 tangerine
- 2 lemons
- 1 glass of sangria of your choice
- 1/2 glass of chinoto, Sprite, or soda
- Ice to taste
The process is extremely simple, as once all the ingredients are on the table, you can make this cocktail. In a pitcher filled with ice, add the tangerines, lemon juice, Sprite or soda, and sangria. Finally, add the freshly squeezed orange juice through a strainer to remove the seeds. With this amount of citrus, you can make a refreshing drink with a mild alcohol content, as the ice succumbs to the heat, adding more water to the mix. And that's it, I serve it in my favorite glass and garnish with sugar to taste to combine the citrus notes with my palate.
I started with a shirt and then during the preparation of the cocktail the heat became stronger and I was left with lighter clothes but refreshing since the heat is over 41 degrees Celsius, it is oppressive, this drink is smooth, I do not intend to get drunk but to feel delicious flavors with the citrus of fruits like oranges, lemons and tangerines in a delicious and refreshing combination.
Do you dare to make a soft and refreshing drink like this? I confess that the color of the sangria makes it more appetizing, and when it's cold, it's delicious. Feeling the mix of citrus fruits in my mouth and eating them while I indulge in this refreshing Caribbean cocktail. Thankful for the visit. All photos are my own, edited in Incollage Photo Editor on my Redmi 9t Smartphone, Venezuela.
