Delicious Hibiscus Sangria known as zobo in Nigerian and Sorrel in the West Indies. Perfect summer mix and equally great for the winter festive seasons
Chop all the fruits into bite size and toss into two 2 litres pitcher/jug. Set aside in the refrigerator.
Put the hibiscus flowers in a saucepan, pour in the water and simmer over medium heat for 5 minutes or until the water is fully infused with the flavours of the hibiscus.
Using a skimmer/spoon, take out the hibiscus flowers from the saucepan and pour in the sugar. Continue to simmer until the sugar is fully dissolved, forming a simple syrup.
Remove the hibiscus syrup from the heat, pour into a plastic bowl and set aside to cool.
Take the pitchers/jugs with the fruits from the fridge and pour in the red wine (divide evenly into the two pitches/jugs).
Pour in the hibiscus syrup (should have been cooled down to room temperature).
Now fill the pitchers/jugs with as much vodka, rum, gin or whisky as you'd like (go for it!)
Cover the pitchers/jugs, if they have a lid (if not, use a plastic wrap), place back into the refrigerator for 2 - 3 hours or overnight to maximise the flavours.