Bartender's Manual by Theodore Proulx (1888, p.35) — Theodore Proulx 1888

1 teaspoonsugar — sugarbase
ice — fine iceother
nutmeg — nutmegother
1 jiggerSauternes wine — sauterneother
  1. Prepare the drink similarly to Port Wine Sangaree, substituting sauterne for port.

Garnish: Nutmeg

Ice: Fine ice

Summary
A white-wine sangaree branch showing the family's reach beyond darker fortified forms.

Sauterne Sangaree helps preserve the fact that sangaree was a flexible service grammar, not a narrow port-only formula.

The by-reference structure again shows family-template thinking at work in professional bartending.

Compared with Port Wine Sangaree, this is lighter and more wine-delicate while keeping the same service logic.

See also: Port Wine Sangaree, Ale Sangaree, Claret and Ice

Defined directly by substitution from Port Wine Sangaree.