Pomegranate Virgin Sangria Recipe — Refreshing Party Drink

This non-alcoholic sangria combines pomegranate juice, fresh ginger, berries, and green apple for a bright, refreshing drink. It comes together in about 15 minutes and is best after chilling so the fruit can infuse the flavors.

Non-alcoholic sangria in front of a pitcher with ginger, apples, and raspberries.

A Quick Look: Non-Alcoholic Sangria

  • Prep time: About 15 minutes, then chill 1 hour to infuse.
  • Ingredients: Pomegranate juice, coconut water, fresh ginger, berries, and green apples.
  • Serving size: Makes roughly one pitcher, about 8 servings.
  • When to serve: Great for holiday gatherings, brunches, baby showers, or any time you want a festive alcohol-free option.
  • Dietary info: Can be adapted for gluten-free, dairy-free, vegetarian diets and works with several migraine-friendly plans with minor edits.
  • Why you’ll love it: No need for non-alcoholic wine—this uses fruit juices and coconut water for a hydrating, antioxidant-rich beverage that’s easy to prep ahead.

If you want a quicker, similar option try a homemade electrolyte drink or a pomegranate mocktail for a slightly different flavor profile.

Table of Contents

  • Ingredients
  • Substitutions
  • How to Make a Non-Alcoholic Sangria
  • Serving Suggestions
  • Make Ahead
  • Other Electrolyte Drinks
  • Pomegranate Non-Alcoholic Sangria Recipe

Ingredients

Ingredients for non-alcoholic sangria with pomegranate on a white background.

Below are the main ingredients and notes; the full ingredient list appears in the recipe card.

  • Pomegranate juice – Provides a bright, tart base.
  • Coconut water – Adds natural electrolytes; can be swapped for water.
  • Berries – Strawberries and raspberries are used here, but blueberries or pomegranate seeds work as alternatives.
  • Apples – Crisp green apples (like Granny Smith) add texture and a tart note; other firm apples are fine.
  • Ginger – Use fresh ginger for a lively, slightly spicy flavor.
  • Mineral salt – A pinch balances sweetness and adds electrolytes; omit for low-sodium needs.
  • Sparkling water – Added at serving for effervescence.

Substitutions

  • Raspberries: Higher in tyramine; replace with blueberries or pomegranate seeds if following specific elimination diets.
  • Coconut water: Can be swapped for regular water or omitted if you prefer a less sweet or less coconutty base.
  • Mineral salt: Optional—leave out for low-sodium diets.

How to Make a Non-Alcoholic Sangria

Pouring salt into the pomegranate mixture in a tall pitcher.
  • Step 1: Wash all fruit and ginger. Slice the strawberries, apples, and ginger and add them to a large pitcher.
Pouring pomegranate juice into a tall pitcher with fresh fruit.
  • Step 2: Pour in the pomegranate juice and coconut water over the fruit and add a pinch of mineral salt if using.
A pitcher of non-alcoholic sangria with fruit and ginger.
  • Step 3: Stir gently, then refrigerate for at least 1 hour and up to 4 hours to let the flavors meld.
Pouring the pomegranate juice into a cup.
  • Step 4: To serve, fill glasses one-third with ice and add a round apple slice to the rim. Pour sangria three-quarters full, top with sparkling water, and garnish with ginger, mint or basil, and a few pomegranate seeds.
Close up of a red sangria without alcohol topped with apples, mint, and ginger.

Serving Suggestions

This alcohol-free sangria is versatile: serve it at brunch, family dinners, holiday meals, or romantic evenings. It pairs well with both savory and brunch-style dishes.

Brunch: Try alongside quiche, muffins, and a simple green salad for a light, balanced spread.

Dinner: Serve as a non-alcoholic option with grilled or roasted proteins and vegetable sides; the bright pomegranate flavor pairs nicely with richer mains.

Make Ahead

Pomegranate sangria without alcohol in a tall glass picture with a wood spoon.

Combine the fruit, pomegranate juice, and coconut water up to 24 hours ahead; beyond that, the fruit will soften. Leftover sangria can be frozen into small cubes and used later as flavored ice for sparkling water.

Other Electrolyte Drinks

Two homemade electrolyte drinks on a green plate next to a spoon filled with mineral salt.

Drinks

Homemade Electrolyte Drink with Coconut Water

3 flavors of homemade gatorade in glasses on a wood table next to a spoon with salt.

Drinks

Homemade Gatorade

A glass of watermelon juice with mint sprig on top.

Juices

Watermelon Juice with Mint

A sparkling drink with coconut water and ginger, topped with mint leaves with cut limes on the side.

Drinks

Refreshing Ginger Drink

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A glass with non-alcoholic pomegranate sangria mixture on a table.
5 from 1 vote
Servings: 8 people

Pomegranate Non-Alcoholic Sangria

By Alicia
This easy pomegranate sangria is made with fruit juices and berries for a refreshing and hydrating drink.
Prep: 15 mins
Chilling Time: 1 hr
Total: 1 hr 15 mins

Ingredients

For the base:

  • ¾ cup chopped strawberries
  • ½ cup raspberries* (optional)
  • 1/2 apple, cored and sliced
  • ½ cup pomegranate seeds
  • 2-inch piece fresh ginger, thinly sliced
  • 1 teaspoon unrefined sea salt (optional)
  • 2 cups pomegranate juice
  • 1 ½ cups coconut water

For serving:

  • ½ apple, sliced into rounds
  • Ice
  • 8 ounces unflavored sparkling water (to top each pitcher or glass)
  • Slices of fresh ginger
  • Handful fresh mint or basil
  • 1/3 cup pomegranate seeds for garnish

Instructions

  • Wash all fruit and ginger. Chop the strawberries and slice the apples and ginger. Add them to a large pitcher with the salt, pomegranate juice, and coconut water. Stir and refrigerate at least 1 hour and up to 4 hours.
  • To serve, fill glasses one-third with ice and add an apple round to the rim. Pour sangria three-quarters full, top with sparkling water, and garnish with a long ginger slice, a sprig of mint or basil, and a few pomegranate seeds. Enjoy.

Notes

  • Make ahead: Combine up to 24 hours in advance; fruit softens if stored longer.
  • Raspberries: Optional—substitute or omit if following elimination diets.
  • Sea salt: Adds balance and electrolytes but can be omitted for low-sodium needs.
  • Coconut water: Replace with filtered water or use extra sparkling water added at serving for a fizzy version.

Nutrition

Serving: 6 ounces, Calories: 65 kcal, Carbohydrates: 15 g, Protein: 1 g, Fat: 1 g, Sodium: 344 mg, Potassium: 318 mg, Fiber: 2 g, Sugar: 12 g

Nutrition information is an approximation.

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