Sangria Making Class in Barcelona!
Sangria is the most famous Spanish cocktail and of course, you want to try it.
You’ll have many opportunities to taste it in some of the fantastic restaurants around the city, but why not take it up a notch by learning how to make this fabulous drink? This Sangria Cocktail Class will bring summer to your lips, whatever the weather is outside.
Whether you want some fresh inspiration for your tried and tested recipes or have never made sangria before, this class can help. Stay away from the cheap supermarket sangria and learn how to make your own with our expert bartenders.
Want to learn more?
If you would like to try learning other cocktails, try our Cocktail Class. You can also learn how to make this drink as part of our Spanish Cooking Class.
Sangria Making Class in Barcelona: Activity information
Prices:
- Fixed price: 49,00€ per person
| GENERAL INFORMATION | Duration: 2 hours
Meeting Point: Restaurant in the Gothic Quarter |
| INCLUDED |
Ingredients to make 4 Sangrias Glasses, cups, and all the necessary materials Professional Monitors Potato and vegetable chips |
| IMPORTANT INFORMATION |
Non-alcoholic cocktails available. Dinner can be added to this activity, please inquire about the menus. |
If you have any additional questions, please send an email to info@barcelonatours.net.
What is Sangria?
Sangria is a traditional summer party drink, which some say was created to improve or disguise the flavour of “bad wine”. By using chopped fruits, spices and sometimes liquors to cut out the taste of the “bad wine”, the drink would be turned from something tasteless to something very tasty.
Once you have arrived in Barcelona, you will be spoiled for choice when it comes to this “bloody” drink (it is said the name is taken from the Spanish word for blood, sangre). It feels fun and instantly celebratory.
While the locals will mostly drink it in summer, if you’re on vacation you can drink it all year round.
Sangria Making Class in Barcelona: What will we learn?
Fruit and wine, sounds simple right? Wrong!
There are dozens of variations to this amazing cocktail, from sparkling strawberry sangria to pink rosé sangria (always served over ice). As for fruits, your teacher will show you the best flavour combinations – a good tip is to try and use seasonal fruits, but you can also throw in whatever you have to hand: oranges, peaches, red fruits, and apples, whatever you fancy.
In this one hour sangria making class, you will get the chance to get started with a classic sangria recipe to make a perfect wine cocktail, then one with white wine and finally – a favourite in Barcelona – cava sangria. Cava is the local sparkling wine from this region of Spain and is, therefore, an obvious addition to a delicious cocktail.
