Refreshing Rose Sangria made with pineapple juice and fresh fruit. A refined sugar-free, delicious cocktail recipe. A healthier big batch cocktail recipe perfect for entertaining guests!

Pineapple Rosé Sangria - a naturally sweetened big batch cocktail recipe - skinny sangria!

The molten depths of our earth’s core has flipped inside out and surfaced where I live.

I’ve been patiently waiting for you to say this first so that I could piggyback off your complaint but you seem to be so silent and air-conditioned, so I’ll say it.

It is viciously hot. I am a puddle of mean, heat-raged crazy. Ready to uppercut anything that’s pretty or small.  And it’s the heat that’s doing it aaaaahhhhh make it stop!

Breathe.

There are places that are hotter than here. I’ve been to them. I was a puddle of mean, heat-raged crazy. That shirt done got tore to shreds. Pretty and small things got uppercut….ted.

Okay. Cat’s out of the bag. I have been dripping sweat indoors, and that happens to people. Even princesses who can’t handle more than 78 degrees Fahrenheit.

I’m trying to sucker punch the heat back down to the earth’s molten core using sangria. Want to join?

Pineapple Rosé Sangria - a naturally sweetened big batch cocktail recipe - skinny sangria!

You didn’t believe how hot it was until you saw the beads of sweet on the glass…it’s true.

My beverages have been sweating and pissed off too.

This sangria was inspired by my boss, who is also a Gemini, also my dear friend, also heat-intolerant, and also has the same taste in food and wine as me.

I have never been a huge fan of sangria, but I’ve had this little obsession lately called rosé.

So when my boss informed me about the rosé sangria she makes, I knew I had to add it to our list of commonalities. Done.

You may have heard the skinny on pineapple juice, but it’s pretty much the swankiest fruitalicious bundle of good-for-youedness and that’s not even a tall tale. 

Health Benefits of Pineapple:

Pineapple juice aids digestion because it has an enzyme (bromelain) that helps break down protein. This also helps relieve indigestion. It is also a natural inflammatory, antibiotic, and is high in Vitamin C and B6. Plus this thing I read says pineapple juice keeps you looking young and tall. That’s not a tall tale either.

How to Make Pineapple Rose Sangria:

Simply add all the ingredients to a large pitcher and stir well! Taste for flavor and add more pinepple juice and/or pure maple syrup to make it sweeter.

Recipe Adaptations:

  • Replace the rose with white wine.
  • Add mango juice and/or orange juice for a tropical flavor
  • Toss in some tequila to really get after it.
  • Add your favorite fruit
  • For a sweeter cocktail, add 2 tablespoons of pure maple syrup or sugar-free sweetener of choice.

This is a tasty treat-of-a-refreshing beverage and once you’re finished drinking it, you get to enjoy the rosé-soaked fruit. Gaaaawl, let me climb in the glass!

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Why wouldn’t we add pineapple juice to alcohol? Make this for the 4th of July!

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Pineapple Rosé Sangria

4.61 from 128 votes
Sangria made refined sugar-free using pineapple juice and fresh fruit.
Prep Time 5 minutes
Total Time 5 minutes
Servings: 4 servings

Ingredients

  • 1 750- ml bottle Rosé
  • 2 cups 100% pineapple juice
  • 1 pint raspberries
  • 1 pint blackberries
  • 1 cup pineapple chopped

Instructions

  • Add all ingredients to a large pitcher and serve in pretty glasses over ice

Notes

You may mash the fruit if you'd like, but I prefer to leave it whole

Nutrition

Serving: 1of 4 · Calories: 199kcal · Carbohydrates: 20g · Protein: 1g · Fat: 21g
Author: Julia
Course: Beverages
Cuisine: American
Keyword: cocktail, homemade sangria recipe, rose, rose sangria, sangria, wine, wine cocktail
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Pineapple Rosé Sangria - a naturally sweetened big batch cocktail recipe - skinny sangria!

Julia Mueller
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Julia Mueller

Julia Mueller is a recipe developer, cookbook author, and founder of The Roasted Root. She has authored three bestselling cookbooks, – Paleo Power Powers, Delicious Probiotic Drinks, and The Quintessential Kale Cookbook. Her recipes have been featured in several national publications such as BuzzFeed, Self, Tasty, Country Living, Brit.co, etc.

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Questions and Reviews

    1. Hi Ann!

      I’m so happy to hear you’re interested in making the sangria! It’s one of my favorite summer cocktails! You’ll use a regular sized bottle of Rose – 750 ml. Let me know if you have any other questions! xo

  1. I would love 78 degree heat, we get to the mid 90’s with 120% humidity! Having said that we also just got new A/C, it’s so lovely.
    This really is a refreshing looking drink, love the berries and the pink color is so pretty!

  2. OMGosh, this is the prettiest drink ever! What a delightfully delish way to use up summer berries.

  3. We spent the day in 100 degree heat. I wanted to die. The highlight was checking out this recipe. Who needs water to hydrate when there is delicious sangria that will cure all aches and pains!

  4. WAIT. HOLD THE FRIGGEDY-DIGGEDY PHONE. Pineapple juice does all of that?! Ok, I know what I am searching for tomorrow at the grocery and that ain’t no tall tale. You know this stomach of mine needs all the help it can get and if it’s delicious to boot? Yes puhleeze.

    If I was visiting you, we could sit inside and sweat and bitch about the heat and watch Grey’s and DH and cry and laugh and drink gallons of this sangria. Amen.

    1. You said it all, sister. Sweat, bitch, eat, vegetate. And yeah, it’s CRAZY how great pineapple juice is for you (there’s even more stuff that I didn’t list!) My boss is a health nut too, so she was the one who told me how great the stuff is. Whoodda thunk it??

  5. Oh my goodness gracious. You don’t even know how badly I want this right now! The heat is doing crazy things to me too. I wish I could grab a glass through my screen!

  6. Oh Lawd, I am the WORST when the heat gets cray. Just give me the AC and a personal fan and a big ol’ glass of this sangria and I’ll be happy as a clam. 🙂

  7. Oh Lawd, I am the WORST when the heat gets cray. Just give me the AC and a personal fan and a big ol’ glass of this sangria and I’ll be a happy gal all summer long. 🙂

  8. Oh I pour me one too, it’s 90’s here with the humidity it’s well into the 100s, ugh! Some days I adore it and days like today when the A/C breaks down not so much. But seriously…i love pineapple juice drinks, this sounds delish!

  9. This looks delicious Julia! And at least one good thing has come out of your heat wave – this recipe! Try to stay cool and have a great 4th holiday!

  10. I’m no good in heat. I get mean and irritable. My hair does crazy things and my nose and upper lip sweats. It’s not a good look. If I have to sit out in the heat, then this sangria is an absolute must. Matter of fact, you’d have to bribe me with one of these in order to get me to go out in the heat and humidity; otherwise, it’s not happening.

    1. Same over here, sister. And my hair is bound to look like crap until it stops being muggy outside and I stop sweating all over it. This will not be a pretty summer…but that’s okay because I’ll have my sangria goggles on 😉

  11. Ha! Love the line, “our glasses are sweating too.” Seriously, it is wayyyyyy to hot. Even in Denver, I’m sweating buckets. Thank goodness for pineapple juice and alcohol! This drink looks so refreshing.

    1. I think it gets even hotter in Denver than here in the foothills…the last time I visited my friend in Denver, I swear I didn’t move the entire time I was there…just sat on the couch and melted. Sending you a bucket of ice cubes and some sangria, my friend!!

  12. I usually hold out on turning on the AC until it gets upper 90s, but my poor super fluffy kitties looked miserable and sweaty, so I had to do it for my babies. I looooove sangria (and wine in general) but I dont think I’ve ever tried Rose. I have to give this a try!