How to Make It. 1  Pour the wine into a pitcher. 2  Squeeze the juice from the citrus wedges into the wine. Toss in the wedges, removing the seeds if possible. 3  Add brandy (if desired) and add the sugar before stirring.  Chill 1  overnight. Add ginger ale or club soda just before serving.
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