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Basil-Infused Virgin Sangria Recipe

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Have you had a chance to try our Virgin Sangria Mocktail Recipe?  While that one was a fun play on the traditional red wine Sangria, I wanted something a little bit different for wowing guests.

This basil-infused virgin sangria mocktail recipe is a mature take on the mocktail trend (if you’re serving kids as well, check out our mocktails for kids for other recipes they may enjoy).

Two clear glasses filled with basil-infused virgin sangria are on display. Each glass contains orange slices, apple pieces, and fresh basil leaves. One glass is shorter while the other is more elongated. The text reads virgin sangria mocktail recipe. A basil garnish is in the foreground.

Unlike our first virgin sangria mocktail recipe, this white sangria actually uses grape juice in the recipe, which is lovely with that addition of basil.

You can either muddle (smush up) the basil in the grape juice, or let it steep and more delicately infuse the sangria with it’s flavor. Opt for whichever method is easiest for you.

It’s nice to add the cut citrus about an hour before serving so that the citrus can also infuse the grape juice with it’s flavor, but letting the citrus sit too long in the grape juice can make the sangria a bit cloudy with pulp. The flavor is great, but you’ll want to be sure to strain away those unattractive bits before serving.

I also urge you to try this simple Hawaiian Blue Mocktail!

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How to Make a Basil-Infused Virgin Sangria Mocktail Recipe:

(scroll down for a printable recipe)

Steep a handful of basil in your grape juice for at least an hour, or muddle it using ice or a cocktail muddler.

An hour before serving, cut up enough citrus to fill your container or add at least a small handful to each serving.

For an 8 cup serving, we used:

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  • 6 cups white grape juice
  • 2 cups water (can use club soda or tonic)
  • Large handful basil (approximately 20 leaves)
  • 2 lemons
  • 2 oranges
  • 1 lime
A glass of basil-infused virgin sangria with orange and lime slices, garnished with fresh basil. The text reads basil-infused orange mocktail recipe. Basil leaves and orange slices adorn the scene beside the glass.

If you’re looking for more mocktail recipes, check out our mocktails for teenagers.

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Two clear glasses filled with basil-infused virgin sangria are on display. Each glass contains orange slices, apple pieces, and fresh basil leaves. One glass is shorter while the other is more elongated. The text reads virgin sangria mocktail recipe. A basil garnish is in the foreground.

Basil-Infused Virgin Sangria Recipe

Kelli Miller
A refreshing Basil-Infused Virgin Sangria recipe, perfect for entertaining. This mocktail combines white grape juice, citrus, and basil for a sophisticated twist.
5 from 3 votes
Prep Time 5 minutes
Steep Time 1 hour
Total Time 1 hour 5 minutes
Course Beverage
Cuisine Spanish
Servings 8
Calories 134 kcal

Ingredients
  

  • 6 Cup(s) white grape juice
  • 2 Cup(s) water can use club soda or tonic
  • Large handful basil approximately 20 leaves
  • 2 lemons
  • 2 oranges
  • 1 lime

Instructions
 

  • Mix the grape juice with the water.
  • Steep a handful of basil in your grape juice for at least an hour, or muddle it using ice or a cocktail muddler.
  • An hour before serving, cut up enough citrus to fill your container or add at least a small handful to each serving.

Nutrition

Serving: 1gCalories: 134kcalCarbohydrates: 35gProtein: 2gSodium: 29mgFiber: 3gSugar: 28g
Keyword basil mocktail, basil sangria, citrus mocktail, mocktail ideas, non-alcoholic sangria, refreshing drinks., virgin sangria recipe
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4 Comments

  1. 5 stars
    Fantastic recipe and ideal for serving to our guests that were pregnant this Christmas. They loved the basil in as well who would have thought to combine that with Sangria.

  2. It’s healthier to make our own drinks at home rather than to buy powdered juice. In addition, it freshness of the fruits added into it makes the drink better.

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