Iced Tea Sangria Recipe

Last Updated on October 12, 2021 by Anne-Marie

Try this Iced Tea Sangria recipe if you’re looking for a homemade low calorie sweet tea drink. It's also a lovely mocktail to serve at parties and other celebrations.

A slice of peach in a serving spoon above a pitcher of iced tea sangria.

What is sangria?

Traditional Spanish sangria is made with red wine, fruit, and fruit juice.

There are also white wine sangrias and versions made with brandy, triple sec, spices, and soda water.

Why you should try iced tea sangria

I love fruity sangrias and adore iced tea. So I combined the tea and fruit to come up with an iced tea sangria recipe that’s low in calories.

This is a mocktail – a festive summer sweet iced tea drink with no alcohol.

However, if you want a boozy version, mix in a chilled sweet red wine such as a Moscato or a sweet white wine like a Sauvignon Blanc or Pinot Grigio.

A pitcher and two glasses with colorful straws of iced tea sangria.

The best way to make this iced tea sangria recipe

To make all my iced tea drink recipes, I use a Takeya Flash Chill Tea Maker. It’s the best iced tea maker.

The Takeya Flash Chill Tea Maker makes iced tea in about 10 minutes, including the time it takes to heat the water and steep the tea.

If you make iced tea from scratch, you must get a Takeya!

What kind of pitcher?

It’s so easy to make ice tea sangria. Just place the frozen fruit and sweetener in a large pitcher.

Pour the iced tea over the fruit and sweetener. Then stir.  Easy!

You’ll find yourself using your sangria set often. Either for parties or every day to have a cool drink in the fridge to enjoy on a hot summer day.

Here are two sangria sets I love:

What kind of tea?

I used Lipton Gallon Sized Black Iced Tea Bags in my Takeya tea maker. Much easier than unwrapping 10-12 black tea bags.

You can make this iced tea sangria recipe with your favorite flavors of tea. Green tea and herbal teas also work well.

Make Starbucks iced teas at home

If you’re a fan of Starbucks iced teas, save money by making your own in the Takeya Flash Chill Tea Maker:

TAZO Iced Passion Herbal Tea

TAZO Iced Lemon Grass Green

TAZO Iced True Black Tea

Does tea go bad?

Wondering if that old tea in your pantry still OK to brew with?

Read: Does tea go bad? to learn if your tea bags are fresh before brewing. (And how to keep them that way.)

A pitcher and two glasses of iced tea with striped straws.

What kind of frozen fruit?

For this ice tea fruit recipe, use any kind of frozen fruit you like such as:

  • cherries
  • peaches
  • strawberries
  • raspberries
  • blueberries
  • mixed berries
  • mixed fruit
  • grapes

Using pre-sliced frozen fruit makes this recipe easy and time saving. Also, since the fruit is frozen, it helps the iced tea sangria stay cool longer.

You can also take fresh fruit, fresh berries, or fresh peaches (peeled and sliced). Then freeze the fruit for this recipe.

Keep a supply of frozen fruit in the freezer. Then you can make this healthy, low calorie ice tea drink any time you want!

How to make sweet tea sangria

To keep this sweet tea sangria sugar-free I used a no-calorie sweetener.

Both Swerve Sweetener and powdered monk fruit sweetener dissolve well in cold drinks.

You can add more or less sweetener to this iced tea sangria recipe depending on how sweet you like your sweet tea.

Another option is to leave the iced tea unsweetened. Then let everyone add sweetener packets to their own glass according to their personal taste.

A pitcher and glasses with straws of iced tea with fruit.

Serving suggestions

To serve this ice tea fruit recipe, scoop out the fruit into tall glasses using a long spoon or ladle.

Then pour the iced tea over fruit and serve with a couple of colorful drinking straws.

Straws then can be used as “chopsticks” to pick out fruit when you’re done with your tea!

Another serving idea is to make fruit kabobs on bamboo skewers. Place those in the glasses. Then pour the iced tea into the glasses.

Love tea recipes?

If you like to drink iced tea, then you must check out these best ice tea and hot tea drinks:

Healthy Ice Tea Berry Smoothie Recipe

Fruit Iced Tea Recipe 

Spice Autumn Tea 

Spiced Citrus & Honey Hot Toddy

Yield: 8 SERVINGS

Iced Tea Sangria Recipe

A pitcher and glasses with straws of iced tea with fruit.

This easy iced tea sangria recipe uses frozen, sliced fruit and natural, no-calorie sweetener. Cool down with this low-calorie sweet tea recipe.

Prep Time 10 minutes
Total Time 10 minutes

Ingredients

  • Your favorite tea (loose or in bags)
  • Hot water
  • Ice cubes
  • 2 pounds frozen fruit
  • 3/4 cup powdered monk fruit sweetener or Swerve Sweetener

Instructions

  1. Prepare approximately 8 cups of iced tea according to instructions if using the Takeya Flash Chill Tea Maker. (Or make iced tea whatever way you like.)
  2. Place frozen fruit and sweetener in a tall pitcher. Pour iced tea over fruit and sweetener. Stir to combine.
  3. To serve, scoop out the fruit into tall glasses using a long spoon, Then pour the iced tea over the fruit and serve with a couple of drinking straws.

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Nutrition Information:

Yield:

8

Serving Size:

1

Amount Per Serving: Calories: 61Total Fat: 0gSaturated Fat: 0gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 0gCholesterol: 0mgSodium: 3mgCarbohydrates: 16gFiber: 2gSugar: 12gProtein: 1g

Nutritional information is automatically calculated per the ingredients list. Serving size may not be accurate. Please double-check with your preferred nutritional app for the most accurate information.

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