Non Alcoholic Sangria Recipe

This simple, non alcoholic sangria is made with grape juice, club soda and fresh fruit. It’s a great option for families and kids this summer. It’s also a perfect mocktail alternative for parties, like a baby shower. Makes 12 servings.

virgin sangria in tall glasses showing the fruit floating in the pretty red of the sangria.

Why I love this non alcoholic sangria recipe

Last Wednesday, we had our friends Ashley and Anthony over for dinner (they’re the friends we went to Amsterdam with last year). It was the first time we’d all gotten to hang out since Marc returned from Kazakhstan, so I made some roasted chicken and potatoes and carrot salad.

Since Ashley and I are both pregnant, I thought it would be fun to have some mocktails to go with our dinner – and I decided that virgin sangria would be the perfect fit since it was finally nice outside.

I found this recipe on Our Best Bites, but I adapted it to make a little more. Even though we didn’t end up drinking it all, I wanted the recipe to serve a crowd. I changed the proportions and added whatever fruits I already had on hand. The recipe turned out great, and tasted really similar to regular sangria. Plus, the fruit gets extra sweet when it soaks up the juices.

Next time you need option for non alcoholic cocktails, you should make these frozen sangria wine slushies. They are perfect for the upcoming summer, and so simple. We also love sipping on this pink moscato sangria and this beautiful, non-alcoholic rose lemonade.

Looking for more mocktail recipes? Try this strawberry mocktail mule or this supremely refreshing passion fruit mocktail. If you are up for blending some frozen mocktails, give this frozen cherry limeade a shot.

pitcher of non alcoholic sangria with layers or fruit

Ingredients & substitutions

  • Grape juice
  • Lemons
  • Limes
  • Oranges
  • Apples
  • Strawberries
  • Apple juice concentrate
  • Club soda

Making changes to a recipe can result in recipe failure. Any substitutions listed below are simple changes that I believe will work in this recipe, but results are not guaranteed.

overhead of non alcoholic sangria in tall glasses with metal straws

The following is a detailed overview of the recipe steps with added tips and tricks for recipe success. For a simplified and printable version, including ingredient amounts and more formal instructions, see the recipe card below.

How to make non alcoholic sangria without wine

Prepare your fruit. Chop the fruit into bite, sized pieces. I like the slice my citrus fruit and strawberries, and cube my apples,  but you can really do cut them anyway you want.

Mix the juice base. In a large pitcher (about 2 quarts), mix the fruit juices with the thawed apple juice concentrate.

Soak the fruit. Add the fruit to the pitcher and pop it in the fridge. Allow the sangria to rest in the fridge and give the fruit some time to really soak up the juices and add flavor to the sangria.

Top with bubbles. When you’re ready to serve, fill the rest of the pitcher with club soda or sparkling water. You could also use a soda here, but I don’t like it that sweet.

Other great sangria recipes we love: Strawberry sangria / Rose sangria / Christmas sangria / Thanksgiving sangria / White peach sangria

Three tall glasses of non alcoholic sangria, garnished with limes, lemon, apples, strawberries, and mint leaves.

FAQs and Tips for making non-alcoholic sangria

Does sangria get your drunk? Not this one! It’s made with fruit juices instead of real wine, so you have nothing to worry about. If you want real sangria with wine, try this red sangria recipe.

How far in advance should you make sangria? I like to make this recipe the morning I’m going to serve it. If it’s a mid-day event, I usually make it the night before to allow the fruit enough time to soak. But, you can make it just before serving and it will still be great.

How long will sangria last in the fridge? This non alcoholic sangria should last for a few days in the fridge. Hold off on topping the pitcher with club soda if you won’t drink it all right away.

Close up of a tall glass of virgin sangria garnished with apples, limes, lemons, strawberries, and mint leaves.

Non Alcoholic Sangria

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Prep Time 15 minutes
Total Time 15 minutes
Servings 12
This simple, non alcoholic sangria is made with grape juice, club soda and fresh fruit. It’s a great option for families and kids this summer. It’s also a perfect mocktail alternative for parties (like a baby shower).

Ingredients

  • 4 cups grape juice
  • 2 tablespoons lemon juice
  • 1 tablespoon lime juice
  • 1 12- ounce can of frozen apple juice concentrate thawed
  • 1 orange sliced
  • 1 lime sliced
  • 1 apple cored and chopped
  • 1 cup sliced strawberries
  • 3 – 4 cups club soda

Instructions

  • In a large pitcher, stir the grape, lemon and lime juices with the apple juice concentrate.
  • Add the fruit pieces and allow them to soak in the juice until to serve.
  • Stir in the club soda just before serving.

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25 Comments

  1. Am I missing something? I don’t see anything about apple juice concentrate in the ingredients. Could you fill me in please? This recipe sounds awesome, and would like to make it for an upcoming party.

    1. I’m sorry. I must have accidentally deleted that line. It’s 1 12-ounce can of frozen apple juice concentrate.

  2. Made this for my pregnant wife on her 30th birthday and she loved it! Only downside is now she wants me to make it all the time 🙂

  3. I’m so excited to try this out! I’m giving up alcohol for January and I bought myself a bottle of grape juice the other day to make mocktails with – this looks like the perfect recipe.

    I hope you don’t mind I have also featured your recipe in my latest blog post, alongside some other great virgin cocktails!

    1. Awesome! I think it’s always a great idea to take a break from the booze for a bit 🙂 Especially after the holidays. Thanks for the mention on your blog post! I’ll be sure to check it out. 🙂 I hope you like the recipe!

  4. Hello there!

    I made this drink for our last thanksgiving party and it was such a hit. I don’t drink alcohol and being able to have and serve a drink that was as cool as this one was – all I can say is thank you!!!

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