Chill out with this refreshing summer drink that is sure to please! Serve it at your next get-together or BBQ, but be ready to pass out the recipe. Everyone always loves it! This refreshing drink is dangerously good, with just the right amount of sweetness, flavor and fizz from the ginger ale. So be careful, it can sneak up on you!
I prefer to use chardonnay instead of sweeter white wines like riesling or pinot grigio, because the ginger ale and schnapps already add enough sugar for me. Plus, I think most people don't like overly sweet drinks. I try to please the crowd. :)
I prefer to use chardonnay instead of sweeter white wines like riesling or pinot grigio, because the ginger ale and schnapps already add enough sugar for me. Plus, I think most people don't like overly sweet drinks. I try to please the crowd. :)
| A pitcher works better than this because we had to scoop the fruit out of the top with a ladle... womp womp. |
White Wine-2 bottles (I like Chardonnay, but use whatever you like!)
Peaches-2-3, sliced (some full slices look nice, but I try to cut most into bite-size, easy-to-gulp pieces)
Ginger Ale- 1 liter
Peach Schnapps- 1 cup
Sugar- 2 tbsp. (optional, can leave out)
Sugar- 2 tbsp. (optional, can leave out)
Optional: additional sliced fruit- raspberries, strawberries, mango... (Raspberries are my favorite- everyone loved them- and it adds another color)
Pour all liquids into glass pitcher and mix. Stir in sugar. Add fruit. Chill 1 hour.
If you want the fruit to soak longer- mix the a little bit of wine & schnapps and add fruit and let refrigerate for a few hours (probably up to 8 is okay). Then add ginger ale and the rest of the wine right before serving so they are nice and fresh (and not flat).
If you want the fruit to soak longer- mix the a little bit of wine & schnapps and add fruit and let refrigerate for a few hours (probably up to 8 is okay). Then add ginger ale and the rest of the wine right before serving so they are nice and fresh (and not flat).
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Try this...it is soooo yummy!!! I added a bit too much sugar...but till thought it was delicious!!!
ReplyDeleteYep doesn't need much sugar at all! I mean it has pop already in it :) So refreshing. And looks really pretty too. Everyone loved.
ReplyDeleteI tried this over the weekend, no added sugar, soaked the fruit for a few hours before hand and it was delish!! Thanks Mar - another wonderful recipe!!
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