Blood Orange Vanilla Bean Rosé Sangria
If you’re looking for something fun, pink, and boozy to serve on Valentine’s Day, whip up a pitcher of this Blood Orange Vanilla Bean Rosé Sangria.
Valentine’s Day is quickly approaching. Do you celebrate? Technically, we don’t celebrate–at least not in the traditional sense. Squirrel and I don’t do flowers, heart-shaped boxes of chocolate, or fancy restaurants.
Our definition of a Valentine’s Day celebration now includes comfy pjs, fuzzy blankets, and Netflix. We’ve gone from being the romantic couple that gets dressed up to the old married couple that debates whether or not it’s worth the shower and makeup application–99.9% of the time it’s not. Guess what…I’m okay with that.
Couch and takeout for the win!
Just because we choose to stay home on Valentine’s Day doesn’t mean we skip the boozy beverages. Oh, on the contrary, friends. Instead of ordering $12 craft cocktails at some fancy bar, we now pair our Chinese takeout with a glass of homemade sangria.
This Blood Orange Vanilla Bean Rosé Sangria is all decked out in pink and ready to be part of your romantic Valentine’s Day celebrations–whether it’s on the couch with lover face or after dinner festivities back at home.
I look forward to blood orange season every year. Once they hit the shelves, I start hoarding blood oranges until they disappear for the season. If you can’t find blood oranges in your local grocery store or farmers’ market, cara cara oranges make a great substitute.
To make this pitcher of sangria extra special–because it is Valentine’s day after all–I added some vanilla bean action. I used a few pumps of Amoretti Madagascar Bourbon Vanilla Bean Syrup. The thick, rich syrup is bursting with bold vanilla flavor and loaded with bits of vanilla bean. It’s good stuff!
It’s so good, in fact, that I keep a bottle on my counter at the ready and a backup stored in my pantry. I add a few pumps to my coffee every morning, and then again in my afternoon iced coffee (I’m clearly coffee obsessed!). I love mixing it into cocktails. Matter of fact, it’s perfect in my Pineapple Vanilla Bean Martini and Vanilla Tangerine Martini recipes. The possibilities are endless, really. It’s great in milkshakes, frostings, mixed into your morning oatmeal, or drizzled over ice cream.
I love the stuff so much, that I’ve decided to host a giveaway. Amoretti will ship a bottle of their Madagascar Vanilla Bean Syrup to the doors of Five lucky readers. Scroll down to the bottom of this post for the details.
The combination of pale pink Rosé wine, elderflower liqueur, sweet blood orange juice, and vanilla bean syrup is deliciously irresistible. Hints of floral, citrus, and creamy vanilla is the perfect way to show your special someone you care. Cheers!
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Blood Orange Vanilla Bean Rosé Sangria
Ingredients:
- 1 (750ml) bottle Rosé
- 1/2 cup St. Germain liqueur
- 1 cup blood orange juice
- 3 tablespoons Amoretti Madagascar Bourbon Vanilla Bean Syrup
- 1 vanilla bean, seeds removed
- Blood orange slices, for garnish
- Strawberry slices, for garnish
- Apple slices, for garnish
Directions:
- In a large pitcher, add Rosé, liqueur, blood orange juice, vanilla syrup, and vanilla seeds. Stir to combine. Place the pitcher in the refrigerator to chill for at least 4 hours.
- Serve over ice. Garnish with blood orange, strawberry, and apple slices.
- If you’re unable to locate blood oranges, or if they’re out of season, you can substitute cara cara or navel oranges.
- For a hint of fizz, top with a splash of club soda.
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Disclosure: This recipe was developed for the lovely folks at Amoretti. All opinions are my own. Thank you for supporting my recipes and site while I work with brands I adore.
14 Comments on “Blood Orange Vanilla Bean Rosé Sangria”
Pretty in pink!!!! Those lights takes it to a whole new level. I’m a lucky recipient of baskets of blood oranges from my neighbors tree every year and am always looking for new ways to enjoy them. This drink looks YUM
Um, can I come live with you? I’m extremely jealous of your free boxes of blood oranges. Yes, make this! You’ll love it. Thanks so much for stopping by.
Some sort of glaze for a vanilla bean bundt cake!
I would use it in milkshakes and in my cheesecake.
I would love to try this cocktail ! I am sure it will be amazing ! Your recipes always are ❤
Love the flavors of this sangria! You are so creative with your wonderful sangrias.
These photos are BEAUTIFUL and I LOVE sangria. Love this blood orange vanilla twist. :)
Ooo I love me some blood oranges!! Gorgeous :)
I love a pretty, unusual sangria and frequently make big batches for our parties. Love the look of this sangria, with its combinations of flavors and the lovely blood orange slices…along with my favorite liqueur-St. Germain! I can’t wait to make it!
Look so yummy! cant wait to make this tonight!
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This enchanting mix sprunki 2 is not only delicious but also a wonderful way to express affection for someone special. Whether for a romantic evening or a festive gathering, it’s a toast to love and connection. Cheers!