Easy Keto Low-Carb Red Sangria Wine Cocktails are the best healthy, skinny drink perfect for summer or any event. This sugar-free drink is made with Spanish wine, Brandy, and club soda. You can swap in vodka if you wish. This drink is low-calorie and diabetic friendly.

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Can You Drink Sangria on Keto?

You will definitely have to drink a modified version. Fruit and cane sugar are loaded in carbs and will knock you out of ketosis. This version is keto macro-friendly.

Can I Have Wine on Keto?

Yes, in moderation. Stick to wines that are dry and lower in carbs.

You can check out The Best Red Wines For Sangria here.

How To Make Keto Low-Carb Red Sangria

1. You will need Spanish dry, red wine, Brandy, sweetener, and berry water enhancer.
2. Add all of the ingredients to a serving pitcher. Stir well.
3. Taste repeatedly.

Which Wines are Low-Carb?

Wine has a lot fewer carbs than beer and can be seen as a favorable option. Opt for dry red wines like Pinot Noir, Merlot, and Cabernet. For dry white wines go for Pinot Blanc and Pinot Grigio.

What Alcohol Can You Have on Keto?

Pure spirits like unsweetened rum, tequila, gin, whiskey, and vodka have zero carbs. Served neat or on the rocks is always your best bet. You can also pair it with zero or low carb mixers.

You can read more about The Best and Worst Low Carb Drinks here.

How Many Carbs Are in a Glass of Sangria?

Regular sangria typically has 18 grams of carbs, 16 grams of which come from sugar. This keto sangria has 3 net carbs per glass.

How Many Calories are in a Pitcher of Sangria?

A pitcher of sangria can have 800-1200 calories. You can read more about How Many Calories are in Sangria Wine here.

Is Sangria High in Sugar?

Yes, typically. Traditional sangria is made with fruit like apples and oranges. That results in natural sweeteners, that also have carbs. Most recipes typically add additional cane sugar.

Will Alcohol Knock You Out of Ketosis?

While I’m in ketosis one drink will usually do me just fine. I’m the type of girl who typically enjoys a few cocktails when I’m out for a good time. A keto lifestyle is completely different. You will feel the effects of alcohol a lot sooner. This is due to a change in metabolism and depleted glycogen.

In general, while on a healthy lifestyle alcohol can inhibit results if you are trying to lose weight. When you drink alcohol your liver will use the products of the metabolized alcohol instead of fat. Which means instead of burning fat, your body is working to get the alcohol out of your body.

Occasional drinks should not harm results. If you drink often during the week or every weekend, you could be slowing your fat-burning process down. Read more about If Alcohol Will Knock You Out of Ketosis here.

How to Order Keto Cocktails and Drinks at The Bar?

For me, the best drink to order at the bar is a vodka, club soda with fresh lime. If they don’t have fresh limes, do not opt for their lime juice. Simply drink the vodka and soda. This is the safest route. A lot of bars and coffee shops will offer sugar-free syrups, but you can’t always trust they are using the appropriate one. To stay safe, I stay clear of those while out at bars.

Pair this sangria with Homemade Guacamole, Keto Taco Bowls, Keto Barbacoa, or Keto Cilantro Lime Cauliflower Rice.

Easy Keto Low-Carb Red Sangria Wine Cocktails

Yield: 5

Prep Time: 10 minutes

Total Time: 10 minutes

Easy Keto Low-Carb Red Sangria Wine Cocktails are the best healthy, skinny drink perfect for summer or any event. This sugar-free drink is made with Spanish wine, Brandy, and club soda. You can swap in vodka if you wish. This drink is low-calorie and diabetic friendly.

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Ingredients

• 25 oz dry, red wine. Traditional sangria is made with Spanish wine like Tempranillo which can be found at Aldi.
• 3 oz Brandy liquor
• 16 oz club soda
• 3 tablespoons zero-calorie sweetener (Swerve)
• 1 teaspoon zero-calorie berry liquid water enhancer

Instructions

1. Add all of the ingredients to a serving pitcher. Stir well.
2. Taste repeatedly. Add additional sweetener as necessary. If the sangria is too sweet a small addition of Brandy (start with a tablespoon) will help.
3. Store in the fridge to chill or serve over ice.
4. The sangria will last up to 2 days stored in the fridge.

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Nutrition Information

Yield 5 Serving Size 1 glass
Amount Per Serving Calories 164Carbohydrates 3 netgProtein 0g

Macros are provided as a courtesy and calculated using MyFitnessPal. Calculate your specific macros using the exact brand ingredients you use and the macros calculator of your choice.