Tinto de verano is a popular Spanish summer drink made from red wine mixed with a soft drink, typically lemon soda or sparkling water, served over ice. It is lighter and less alcoholic than sangria, making it a refreshing choice during hot weather.
This drink originated in Spain, particularly in the southern regions such as Andalusia, and is enjoyed during the summer months. It became popular due to its refreshing nature and ease of preparation, often enjoyed at beach bars and outdoor gatherings.
Tinto de verano has a cool, fruity, and slightly sweet flavor, with the citrus from the soda complementing the robust notes of the red wine.
Red Wine
A type of wine made from dark-colored grape varieties, which forms the base of tinto de verano.
Lemon Soda or Sparkling Water
A sweet, bubbly beverage that is mixed with the wine to create a refreshing drink.
Ice
Crushed or cubed ice is added to keep the drink cool and refreshing.
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