Sandara Whites Other
Valencia sparkling wine, light and cold, poured over ice.
The story behind Sandara
Sandara comes out of Valencia, Spain, from Bodegas Vicente Gandia, a house founded in 1885 and still one of the region's largest producers. The label itself is newer, launched in 2015 as a low alcohol sparkling wine built for casual drinking rather than the cellar. The grapes are Mediterranean: Moscatel for the aromatic bottlings, Bobal for the pink, plus natural citrus and forest fruit extracts in the sangria and mojito styles. Fine bubbles, modest alcohol, and a price that lets you keep a bottle cold in the fridge without thinking about it.
Explore the Sandara range
Four core expressions, all lightly sparkling, all low in alcohol, all built to be served cold. The mojito and sangria styles are ready to drink; the white and rose are everyday pours.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sandara White | Sparkling white | 15 (7.5% ABV) | Grapes, mango, citrus lift, fine bubbles |
| Sandara Rose | Sparkling rose | 15 (7.5% ABV) | Rose water, red cherry, raspberry, strawberry finish |
| Sandara Sangria | Sparkling sangria | 16 (8% ABV) | Spanish wine, citrus, dark forest fruit |
| Sandara Mojito Wine | Wine based cocktail | Low alcohol | Mint and citrus, ready to pour over ice |
| Sandara Moscato | Sparkling Moscatel | Low alcohol | Orange blossom, orange peel, grapefruit |
| Sandara Chardonnay and Sake | Wine and sake fusion | 16 (8% ABV) | Pineapple, banana, apple, dry sake finish |
Which Sandara is right for you?
Nothing here asks much of your wallet. Sandara Sangria and Sandara White both sit at $9.99 for a 750mL, the Rose and the Mojito Wine at $10.99. That is value tier pricing for a Spanish sparkling wine from a winery that has been at it since 1885. Stock on the white, rose, and sangria moves in and out, so call the store at (631) 343-7200 before you drive over, or buy Sandara online and we will confirm what is on the shelf.
One bottle, a pitcher of ice, and a crowd handled for under ten dollars.
7.5% alcohol, cold and bubbly, so a second glass stays reasonable.
Mint and citrus already in the bottle, no muddling, no measuring.
Sandara cocktails and pairings
Serve these colder than you think, in a big glass over ice with a slice of orange. The white and rose want light food; the mojito and sangria want a party.