Cheddars Presidente Sangria: Price, Calories & Nutrition Guide
The Cheddars Presidente Sangria is the wine-based pour on the Cocktails menu: Beso Del Sol sangria built up with Presidente brandy, sweet & sour and fresh fruit. It is the only sangria among the dine-in cocktails at Cheddar’s, and it lands as one of the lightest full cocktails on the list — a fruity, easy-drinking glass that sits closer to a glass of wine than to the big frozen margaritas it shares the menu with.
The price is $7.99 at the Arlington, Texas, Cheddar’s, and the official nutrition guide lists it at just 170 calories. One thing to know before you go looking for it online: the Presidente Sangria is a dine-in only cocktail — there is no add-to-cart button for it, so this is a drink you order at the table or the bar. This guide covers the Presidente Sangria price, what comes in it, its calories and full nutrition, what to pair it with, and how to order it.
Price: $7.99
Calories: 170
Category: Cocktails
What Comes With the Presidente Sangria?
Order the Presidente Sangria and you get a single composed glass — this is not a build-your-own drink, and the Arlington menu lists no customizations or add-ons for it at all. The base is Beso Del Sol sangria, the Spanish-style red sangria, and Cheddar’s builds on it with Presidente brandy, a measure of sweet & sour, and fresh fruit in the glass. What arrives is a chilled, fruit-forward sangria with a brandy backbone, served in the restaurant only.
- Beso Del Sol Sangria
- Presidente Brandy
- Sweet & Sour
- Fresh Fruit
- Served Dine-In Only
How Much Does the Presidente Sangria Cost?
The Presidente Sangria price is $7.99 at the Arlington, Texas, Cheddar’s. That puts it in the middle of the dine-in cocktail list — level with the Classic Mule, the Coconut Pineapple Mule and the Maui Margarita, a dollar above the Texas Margarita and the frozen swirls at $6.99, and below the Island Tiki at $8.99 and the two premium margaritas. Because there are no priced add-ons or customizations on this drink, the $7.99 is the whole story: one glass, one price.
Presidente Sangria
Beso Del Sol sangria with Presidente brandy, sweet & sour and fresh fruit — a chilled, fruit-forward glass served dine-in only.
Beso Del Sol Sangria · Presidente Brandy · Fresh Fruit
$7.99
Prices can differ between restaurants. Check the price shown by your local Cheddar’s when you order, because prices and availability are set by each location.
Presidente Sangria Nutrition and Calories
The Presidente Sangria is listed at 170 calories in Cheddar’s official nutrition guide — exactly the figure the Arlington menu displays, so the two official sources agree. It is a notably light panel for a full cocktail: zero fat of any kind, zero cholesterol, just 10 mg of sodium and 17 grams of sugars, most of what is in the glass being the 28 grams of carbs that come with a wine-and-fruit build. Only the two mules sit lower on the dine-in list — the Classic Mule at 130 calories and the Coconut Pineapple Mule at 160 — and both of those are short, spirit-forward pours rather than a full sangria glass. The table below is the full official panel.
| Nutrient | Amount |
|---|---|
| Calories | 170 cals |
| Calories from Fat | 0 cals |
| Total Fat | 0 g |
| Saturated Fat | 0 g |
| Trans Fat | 0 g |
| Cholesterol | 0 mg |
| Sodium | 10 mg |
| Total Carbs | 28 g |
| Dietary Fiber | Less than 1 g |
| Sugars | 17 g |
| Protein | 0 g |
What to Pair With the Presidente Sangria
Texas Sweet Tea is the natural second glass for a table splitting its order between the fruity and the spirited. It is Cheddar’s other Southern-style pour — Firefly Sweet Tea Vodka with amaretto and lemonade at $6.99 and 230 calories — and the menu caps it at two per guest, which tells you it drinks easier than it is. Sangria first, sweet tea second is a well-paced table order.
Sangria Texas Frozen Swirl is the pick for anyone who wants this flavour family in a frozen glass to take home. It is the frozen Texas margarita swirled with the same Beso Del Sol sangria, listed under To Go Beverages at $7.49 and 390 calories — the take-home counterpart to the Presidente’s dine-in pour, and the way to keep the sangria theme going after the meal.
El Patrón Margarita covers the premium end of the same round. Patrón Silver and Patrón Citrónge with sweet & sour, served on the rocks at $10.99 and 230 calories, it is the most expensive cocktail on the menu — order it alongside the sangria and the table gets the menu’s top-shelf pour and its only wine-based one in a single round.
The Only Sangria at the Table
Sangria shows up twice on the Cocktails menu, but only once in the dining room. The Presidente Sangria is the sole sangria among the fifteen dine-in cocktails at Arlington — the other sangria listing, the Sangria Texas Frozen Swirl, lives in the To Go Beverages subsection and leaves with you in a frozen swirl. That split is worth understanding before you order: if you want a proper sangria glass — wine-based, brandy-backed, fresh fruit in it — the Presidente is the one, and it only exists at the table.
The build also explains where it lands on the menu. Most of the Cocktails list runs on tequila, rum or vodka; this one runs on sangria and brandy, which is why it drinks softer and reads lighter — 170 calories with no fat at all — next to frozen margaritas that run to 470. For a guest who wants a cocktail that behaves like a glass of wine with dinner rather than a frozen event before it, this is the glass the menu built for them.
Nutrition and Allergen Considerations
At 170 calories, the Presidente Sangria is one of the lightest drinks on the Cocktails menu, and its panel is about as clean as a cocktail panel gets: no fat, no cholesterol, 10 mg of sodium and 17 grams of sugars. On allergens, the position needs stating plainly: Cheddar’s official Allergen Guide publishes no beverage rows at all — there is no allergen section for drinks anywhere in the guide — so no official allergen flags exist for this sangria. That is not the same as a guarantee. Cheddar’s warns that its kitchens and bars use shared preparation areas, so cross-contact can occur, and it cannot guarantee that any menu item is completely free of allergens. If you have an allergy concern, ask your restaurant about the drink before you order it.
How to Order the Presidente Sangria
The Presidente Sangria is a dine-in only cocktail, so ordering it happens in the restaurant rather than at online checkout:
- Visit the Cheddar’s online menu to view the drink.
- Select your restaurant.
- Open Cocktails.
- Choose Presidente Sangria.
- Order it at your table or the bar — this cocktail is dine-in only.
Availability and pricing can vary by location, and not every Cheddar’s may pour it, so it is worth checking the Cocktails list for your restaurant before you count on it.
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Final Thoughts
The Cheddars Presidente Sangria is the quiet glass on a loud cocktail menu: Beso Del Sol sangria with Presidente brandy, sweet & sour and fresh fruit, $7.99 on the bill and 170 calories in the official guide — the only sangria poured in the dining room, and one of the lightest full cocktails Cheddar’s sells. Order it when the table wants something fruity and wine-paced rather than frozen, and remember it is dine-in only, so the glass waits for you at the restaurant. Confirm the current price and availability with your selected restaurant before ordering.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: How much does the Cheddars Presidente Sangria cost?
The Presidente Sangria costs $7.99 at the Arlington, Texas, Cheddar’s. Prices can vary by location, so check the price shown by your local restaurant when you order.
Q2: What comes in the Presidente Sangria?
The glass is built on Beso Del Sol sangria with Presidente brandy, sweet & sour and fresh fruit. The menu lists no customizations or add-ons for this drink — it is served as composed.
Q3: How many calories are in the Presidente Sangria?
Cheddar’s official nutrition guide lists the Presidente Sangria at 170 calories, with 0 grams of fat, 28 grams of carbs and 17 grams of sugars — one of the lightest panels on the Cocktails menu.
Q4: Can I order the Presidente Sangria to go?
No. The Presidente Sangria is a dine-in only cocktail at Arlington — there is no add-to-cart option for it online. If you want a sangria drink to take home, the Sangria Texas Frozen Swirl is the to-go listing, at $7.49.
Q5: Does the Presidente Sangria have any allergen flags?
Cheddar’s official Allergen Guide publishes no beverage rows, so no official allergen flags exist for this drink. That is not a guarantee that it is allergen-free — Cheddar’s uses shared preparation areas, so ask your restaurant if you have an allergy concern.
