Sangrian.
/saŋˈɡriːə/ A cold drink of Spanish origin composed of red wine variously diluted and sweetened.
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1961 ‘J. Welcome’ Beware of Midnight x. 119 Hugo ordered a dry Martini for himself and a jug of Sangria for the others..‘It's a sort of Spanish Pimms.’
1966 House & Garden Dec. 79/3 Visitors to Spain soon become familiar with sangría—the national iced wine cup. The simplest form consists of slices of fruit..soaked in a rough Spanish red wine and with a little water..and ice added.
1972 D. Lees Zodiac 107 I ordered a pitcher of sangria to go with the couscous.
1978 Times 23 Apr. 12/8 There was time for a glass of the house Sangria (a sweet wine tasting of Cherry~ade).
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