Sangria (noun)

1. A Spanish and Portuguese punch typically made with red wine and chopped fruit, often served cold.
2. A red or white wine-based cocktail that typically includes fruit and other ingredients such as brandy or triple sec.

Origin:

From spanish sangría, from sangre ("blood").

Examples:

1. Sangria is a popular summer drink that is often served at outdoor events and parties.
2. Sangria is made by mixing red wine, fruit, sugar and brandy.
3. The sangria was served in a pitcher and garnished with fresh fruit.
4. Sangria can be made with red or white wine, depending on personal preference.
5. Sangria is a traditional Spanish drink and is often served at Spanish restaurants.