There's a lot more to it than sun and sangria.

The staff will also use your wine to make sangria, if you like.

This all goes well with the delightful white or red sangria.

And deep in summer, that Sangria really hits the spot.

Sitting down to taste a glass of sangria, I understood why.

Because she was the third person to compliment the "sangria" that afternoon.

Along the bar, customers line up three deep for pitchers of sangria.

Sangria sorbet, I have to say, is not the way to go.

I settled back in the chair, sipping my own sangria.

Sangria, immensely popular, has become a citizen of the world.

If that's not your cup of sangria, it won't come looking for you.

My solution is to purchase the cheapest sangria I can find.

Dinner for two, with a glass of sangria, is about $22.

Pair with a sangria margarita and you've got yourself a happy hour.

Sangria, while much more in vogue a few years ago, is another old standby.

Actually, the best wine drink here might be the outstanding homemade white sangria.

Sangria is also available by the glass, which means you don't have to order an entire pitcher.

The product was essentially a Sangria packaged in a 12 oz.

I am pretty sure all they do is drink Sangria and go to bull fights in that book.

He tossed back the rest of his cup of sangria.

Wine, beer and pitchers of refreshing red or white sangria are always available.

In the day it's easy to just stroll through some old winding streets and stop at a place for white sangria.