In this photo taken Tuesday Aug. 7, 2012, a woman dressed in a traditional Madrid dress and shawl serves some sangria from a plastic bowl during the fiestas in honor of the patron Saint Cayetano in Madrid. Not all sweet red wine blended with fruits may claim to be genuine sangria. The European Parliament on Tuesday Jan. 14, 2014 passed legislation requiring tougher geographical labeling rules to establish that true sangria comes from Spain or Portugal. Sangria is usually consumed chilled as a popular summer drink. It typically contains red wine, sugar, brandy, orange, peach and other chopped fruit plus slightly sweetened seltzer water.(AP Photo/Paul White)