Clericó
Clericó: the River Plate's white sangría — chilled white wine (or sparkling) poured over a bowl of chopped summer fruit, the Christmas and beach drink of Argentina and Uruguay.
What it is
Clericó: the River Plate's white sangría — chilled white wine (or sparkling) poured over a bowl of chopped summer fruit, the Christmas and beach drink of Argentina and Uruguay. Origins: clericó descends from British 'claret cup' punches via 19th-century Montevideo and Buenos Aires society — the name is the Spanish ear's version of 'claret'. Made from: white wine, apples, peaches, oranges, bananas, strawberries, sugar and soda or sparkling wine. How it's made: 1) Chop fruit small. 2) Macerate in wine and sugar for an hour. 3) Top with fizz; serve icy. Served: from a big jarra (jug) at Christmas lunches and Punta del Este summers. Flavor: fruity, light, festive. Strength: about 7-9% as served. Culture: where Spain has sangría, the Plate has clericó — the southern summer in a jug. See also: Malbec, Fernet con Coca.
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