National sangria day
December 20, Sunday
History of the holiday
The tradition of drinking sangria originated in Spain and Portugal during the Middle Ages. The beverage was made from red wine with added fruits and spices to enhance its flavor and refreshment. National Sangria Day in the United States was established to popularize this drink and give people a reason to gather together, enjoying summer and festive parties.
Goals of the holiday
The main objectives of National Sangria Day include:
* promoting Spanish culture and culinary traditions
* teaching various recipes and ways to prepare sangria
* bringing friends and family together for shared time
* creating a festive and relaxed atmosphere
How the holiday is celebrated
Sangria Day is celebrated in various ways:
* sangria tastings in bars, restaurants, and cafes
* home parties with sangria prepared according to different recipes
* culinary workshops and beverage festivals
* sharing recipes and photos on social media
Why the holiday is important
National Sangria Day helps people learn more about Spanish culture, broadens culinary horizons, and creates an atmosphere of friendly socializing. It is an opportunity to enjoy the taste of summer, fruits, and a light alcoholic beverage in warm company.
Interesting facts
* Traditional sangria is made from red wine, chopped fruits, sugar, and a small amount of brandy or other spirits.
* There are many variations of sangria: white sangria, sangria with sparkling water, fruit and berry versions.
* National Sangria Day often falls in the summer months, when the drink is most popular and refreshing in hot weather.
National sangria day in other years
- 2021 December 20, Monday
- 2022 December 20, Tuesday
- 2023 December 20, Wednesday
- 2024 December 20, Friday
- 2025 December 20, Saturday
- 2027 December 20, Monday