Photograph: Tara Fisher
"I love sangria and I like to use Spanish picota cherries for this when they are in season," writes José Pizarro in Sainsbury's magazine. We're with you, José!
Begin by mixing together the cherries, peaches, orange juice and peel, spices and sugar in a large bowl. Cover and leave to marinate in the fridge overnight.
The next day, stir the wine, brandy, Cointreau and lemonade into the marinated fruit.
Pour the sangria into jugs with ice and give it a good stir. Make sure everyone gets some of the macerated fruit in their glass when you serve it.
Kitchen secret: if you prefer a less sweet sangria, use soda water instead of lemonade. You can play with the quantities, but please warn your guests if you have put a large amount of spirits into the brew – it slips down so nicely that they'll be tipsy before they notice!