Difference between Wine and Sangria
Wine is an alcoholic beverage made from grapes. On the other hand, sangria is a prepared alcoholic drink, whose base ingredient is red wine (or white in some cases). Both enjoy great popularity around the world, although sangria is predominantly more popular in Latin America and Spain.
Sangria is considered ideal for hot days, as it is fresh and sweet. Wine, on the other hand, is excellent to accompany all kinds of dishes in any situation.
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| What is it? | Alcoholic beverage obtained by fermentation of grape juice. Depending on the color of the grape, it will be the color of the wine. In this way, we speak of red wine, white wine and rosé. | It is an alcoholic beverage prepared originally from England although it was popularized by the Spanish. |
| Flavor | Three of the five basic flavors can be found in different quantities in wine: bitter, acid and sweet.
The various nuances of aroma and flavor found in wines have made tastings and wine tastings increasingly popular. As a general rule, white and rosé wines have less intense flavors than red ones. |
Its flavor is described as fresh, citrus and sweet. To prepare sangria you need:
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