Sangria is a type of alcoholic beverage that originates from Spain and Portugal. It's typically made by mixing red wine with chopped fruit (such as apples, oranges, and berries), sugar, and brandy or another type of liquor. Some variations may also include carbonated water, spices, or other ingredients. The mixture is then left to sit and infuse for several hours or overnight before being served over ice. Sangria is often enjoyed as a refreshing and fruity drink during the summertime or at social gatherings.