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Bookmark or Share- Uruguayan Clericó (Clericot) - Nomad ParadiseClericot, or clericó, is a rich alcoholic drink, popular throughout Latin America. It is similar to Spanish and Portuguese Sangria. Clericot is usually prepared in a large jar or pouring jug. It is often drunk during the summer months, or on holidays, such as New Year.
- Easy Clericó Recipe: Festive Paraguayan Fruit PunchClericó is a festive favorite in Paraguay, especially during Christmas and New Year's celebrations. This vibrant, refreshing, fruit-filled punch is a must-have at any gathering. It combines the zesty taste of orange juice and the rich depth of red wine with an array of fresh, colorful fruits.
- Clerico recipe: how to make a perfect clerico - Bodega GarzónClassic of new year’s eve party in the Latin American countries, clerico shows a versatility that allows to enjoy it in endless occasions. It is an excellent cocktail appetizer, as well as a light dessert after a heavy meal.
- How to Make Clericó, Uruguay’s Signature SangriaThough the country is known for its bold red Tannat bottlings, Uruguay's beloved white wine sangria, Clericó, is a summertime staple. Here's how to make it.
- Clerico Recipe - By Andrea JanssenClerico, a white sangria, is the popular South American version of the Spanish Sangria. Wine flavored with whiskey and summer fruit. Deliciously fresh. And you can serve this perfectly at a Summer BBQ or picnic where you can enjoy the sun with friends and family!
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