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Every good party needs a great cocktail, and this Holiday Pear Sangria is just that. It’s my favorite festive drink to serve up this season. White wine mixed with pear brandy, fresh pears, cranberries, winter citrus, spices, and a splash of ginger beer. It’s sweet, refreshing, so easy to make, and perfect for all holiday parties.

This post is sponsored by Harry & David. 

side angle photo of Holiday Pear Sangria

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To celebrate the season, I recently traveled to New York City to host a very fun and special holiday event and cookbook signing with Harry & David. I walked everyone through how I create the perfect holiday cheese board, signed books, and chatted the night away. It was so fun to get meet some of you in person, and to hear your stories of how you came to find me and Half Baked Harvest. It was truly such a special night. I’m SO grateful for all of you who continue to read and make HBH recipes in your kitchen.

As mentioned, I teamed up with Harry & David to create a festive holiday cheese board. To go along with it, I created this sweet pear sangria you see here. Both of which were served at the event. This sangria is one of my favorites, it’s great for easy holiday entertaining!

Holiday Pear Sangria in pitcher
overhead photo of Holiday Pear Sangria

To make this sweet pear sangria, simply mix white wine with a little apple or pear brandy, then add in seasonal fruits like pears, cranberries, and winter citrus. I love topping my sangria off with ginger beer for a nice spicy kick. So delicious and refreshing.

You can make this up to couple of days ahead, perfect for the busy hostess.

Holiday Pear Sangria in tall wine glass

Since not all of you could attend the event in NYC I wanted to share some photos. I’d also like to gift one reader a Gift Basket and a 12 Month delivery to the Fruit of the Month Club!

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  1. Make sure you’re following Half Baked Harvest and Harry & David on Instagram.
  2. Leave a comment telling me your favorite holiday tradition.

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{Photos by Kelsey Ann Rose}

Good luck and enjoy this delicious holiday pear sangria!

Holiday Pear Sangria

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4.69 from 106 votes
8
calories 257kcal
Prep10 minutes
Total10 minutes
This is my favorite festive drink to serve up this season. White wine mixed with pear brandy, fresh pears, cranberries, winter citrus, spices, and a splash of ginger beer. It’s sweet, refreshing, so easy to make, and perfect for all holiday parties!
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Ingredients 

Instructions 

  • 1. In a large pitcher, combine all the ingredients except the ginger beer. Stir and then place in the fridge until chilled.
    2. Before serving, add the ginger beer. Fill each glass with ice and pour the sangria over the ice. If desired top with more ginger beer. Drink up!

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Calories: 257kcal

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239 Comments

  1. Bailey Coe says:

    Picking out and decorating the Christmas tree!

  2. Carole says:

    My favorite tradition is sitting around the living room with the whole family and listening to my mom read Charles Dickens “Scrooge” even when we were all little she used to read the whole book every year.

  3. Nicole says:

    Love this. My favorite tradition has been that we have a gingerbread house decorating party and invite all our friends.

    Followed both on Instagram.

  4. Amanda Lassiter says:

    We have so many and I love that my children look forward to (and remind me) of every single one of them. Two of my favorites are making homemade gingerbread houses, and the kids (even my oldest ones) all waiting at the top of the stairs until we tell them to come down Christmas morning. The anticipation is magical!

  5. Colleen Schmalberger says:

    5 stars
    The event was SO fun! Can’t wait to try your tips over Christmas! My favorite holiday tradition is game night!

  6. Denise H. says:

    My favorite holiday tradition is family… After a morning hike to a Colorado mountain… Spending time with family and friends (including our Golden’s) enjoying food, treats, games, and laughter.

  7. Bianca says:

    baking christmas gingerbread men!

  8. Anna says:

    My favorite holiday tradition is spending the whole day in my new pajamas watching movies and playing games with my family while we snack on cookies!

  9. Ashley Morris says:

    My favorite tradition is stringing popcorn together to put on the Christmas tree. We would always poke ourselves as kids but the fresh baked cookies and laughs as a family always made it worth it.

  10. Leslie Sample says:

    Cinnamon rolls on Christmas morning!

  11. Megan Sunderland says:

    This recipe looks great! My favorite holiday tradition is having my grandparents join my parents and I for Christmas morning. They come over early for coffee, we open presents, and then have a big, festive breakfast together!

  12. Melanie says:

    My favorite holiday tradition is honestly that silly Elf on the shelf. We all get involved hiding it and making silly senarios for that little guy. He’s left gifts, notes on mirrors and even went zip lining from the tree.

  13. Hannah says:

    Christmas morning breakfast – sticky buns and l’il smokies.

    Followed on insta from @prepareforadventure

  14. Sue M says:

    I love major meal planning and cooking for all of my kids when they come home

  15. Sharon says:

    I get out the family recipes and bake goodies to giveaway. My favorite is my grandma’s date nut roll.

    (sorry if this double posts, I lost the first comment.)