Summer Berry Rhubarb Kombucha Sangria (with rosé)
I am gearing up for the summer season with this Summer Berry Rhubarb Kombucha Sangria!

This kombucha sangria recipe is a perfect sipper on a hot summer day.
This season is perfect for finding fresh berries & rhubarb at the market so I’m taking full advantage of both fresh fruits in this recipe.
Combining my love for kombucha and summer sangria recipes, I created this Berry Rhubarb Kombucha Sangria for all of your summer sipping needs! First, start off by making an easy, homemade rhubarb simple syrup which packs a nice tart and sweet flavour. Then add in berry kombucha and fresh strawberries to kick up that berry flavour. The limes help bring all of the flavours to life in this bright and cheery sangria! And of course a little mint garnish and rhubarb stalk is the perfect finishing touch to this fun drink.

So, what is kombucha? It’s a ‘bubbly fermented drink’ that is full of many probiotics and enzymes that are good for gut health. And, a bottle of kombucha is one of my go-to drinks! I really enjoy sipping on a kombucha in the afternoon or on a hot day.
Why you’ll love this berry rhubarb kombucha sangria
- This Berry Rhubarb Kombucha Sangria is a little tart and a little sweet for the perfect summer sip.
- Easily made into an alcohol-free option by using a non-alcoholic rosé.
- If you love traditional sangria, you’ll love this summery version!
- Make sure you use refreshing, cold kombucha in this sangria recipe.

Ingredients needed for this kombucha sangria
Kombucha: you’ll need two bottles of kombucha, specifically berry kombucha, approximately 3 cups or 24oz total
Rhubarb: rhubarb along with sugar and water is used to make an outstanding simple syrup as the base of this sangria
Strawberries: fresh strawberries are a must in this kombucha sangria
Lime: fresh lime slices add a tartness and brightness to this kombucha sangria
Rosé: I love the addition of rosé to this sangria; a dry rosé works best for a light and refreshing sangria and pairs well with the rhubarb simple syrup.

How to make sangria
Step 1: Make the rhubarb simple syrup by adding 1/2 cup sugar, 1/2 cup water and 2 cups chopped rhubarb into a medium-sized pot. Bring to a boil over high heat. Then turn the heat down to simmer for 15 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Step 2: Set a strainer over a bowl and pour the mixture through the strainer so most of the liquid is in the bowl. *Note: save the rhubarb solids that are strained out as it tastes just like a jam and is delicious on yogurt, oats or toast**
Step 3: In a large pitcher mix kombucha, rosé and rhubarb simple syrup. At this step you could refrigerate and add the fruit (strawberries, rhubarb, limes) just before serving.
Step 4: Pour sangria into ice-filled glasses, garnish the top of each glass with fresh mint and an optional rhubarb slice. Sip & enjoy!

Expert tips
- Make the rhubarb simple syrup ahead of time. The simple syrup can be stored in the fridge for up to 2 weeks.
- This can be made into a non-alcoholic sangria too! Just substitute the rosé with another bottle of kombucha or non-alcoholic rosé and add some sparkling water to your tastes if desired.
- Kombucha is readily available at your local grocery store or health food stores. It’s a great option to use in sangria instead of fruit juice.
- Freeze the strawberries or use frozen strawberries to keep the kombucha sangria cool for longer!

common questions
Can I use a different flavour of kombucha?
I highly recommend using a kombucha with berry flavours as this goes best with the other ingredients in this fun cocktail recipe. You can use any type of berry flavour you like – mixed berry, raspberry or strawberry!
What type of rosé should I use?
A dry rosé works best for a light and refreshing sangria and pairs well with the rhubarb simple syrup.
Can I make this ahead of time?
I recommend making the rhubarb simple syrup ahead of time. Then just put the rest of the sangria together before serving – if you let the bubbly kombucha sit in the fridge for too long it will loose its fizzy nature.
how to store this kombucha sangria
This kombucha sangria is best enjoyed as soon as it’s made! You can make this ahead of time and then add the kombucha just before serving so that the drink stays fizzy.

more summer cocktails to love from the blog
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The Best Sparkling Blackberry Vodka Drinks Recipe

Summer Berry Rhubarb Kombucha Sangria (with rosé)
Ingredients
Rhubarb Simple Syrup
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup water
- 2 cups chopped rhubarb approx. 1 inch pieces
Sangria
- 2 355mL bottles of True Büch Very Berry Kombucha
- 1 bottle rosé
- 2 cups halved strawberries
- 1 cup chopped rhubarb approx. 1 inch pieces
- 1 lime, sliced into rounds
- mint for garnish
- small rhubarb stalks for garnish
Instructions
- Make the rhubarb simple syrup by adding 1/2 cup sugar, 1/2 cup water and 2 cups chopped rhubarb into a medium-sized pot. Bring to a boil over high heat. Then turn the heat down to simmer for 15 minutes, stirring occasionally.
- Set a strainer over a bowl and pour the mixture through the strainer so most of the liquid is in the bowl. *Note: save the rhubarb solids that are strained out as it tastes just like a jam and is delicious on yogurt, oats or toast**
- In a pitcher mix kombucha, rosé and rhubarb simple syrup. At this step you could refrigerate and add the fruit (strawberries, rhubarb, limes) just before serving.
- Pour sangria into ice-filled glasses, garnish with mint and optional rhubarb slice. Sip & enjoy!
Notes
- This can be made into a non-alcoholic sangria too! Just substitute the rosé with another bottle of kombucha, non-alcoholic rosé and add some sparkling water to your tastes if desired.
- Make the rhubarb simple syrup ahead of time. The simple syrup can be stored in the fridge for up to 2 weeks.
- Freeze the strawberries or use frozen strawberries to keep the kombucha sangria cool for longer!











This is so fun and delicious! A great no -alcoholic drink for the summer. I have a ton of rhubarb growing and will have this recipe on repeat this summer, thanks!
Thanks Sabrina! There is a touch of rosé in the sangria BUT you can easily make this non-alcoholic by just replacing with more kombucha!! It will be awesome to sip on for the summertime 😉