Chill Out with a Unique Rosé Wine Slushie (Frosé) Experience

When the temperature rises and the sun is blazing, I crave something that’s both frosty and unexpectedly sophisticated. Enter the rosé wine slushie, affectionately known as frosé, but with a twist. I love adding fresh herbs and a splash of citrus to elevate this icy treat from simple to sensational.

This isn’t your average frozen cocktail. It’s a canvas for experimentation—think muddled basil or a zing of grapefruit. The result is a frozen delight that awakens the senses and cools the chaos of summer days with elegance and a dash of playful chaos.

Herb-Infused Rosé Slushie (Frosé Twist)

This frozen beverage combines cold rosé wine with fresh herbs and citrus to create an icy, flavorful slushie. The mixture is blended until smooth, resulting in a refreshing, semi-frozen treat with a vibrant appearance and a herbaceous aroma.
Prep Time 10 minutes
Total Time 10 minutes
Servings: 4
Course: Main Course
Cuisine: fusion
Calories: 150

Ingredients
  

  • 1 bottle rosé wine chilled
  • 1 cup fresh citrus juice grapefruit or lemon for brightness
  • 1/4 cup honey optional, for sweetness
  • 1 cup fresh herbs basil, mint, or a mix, roughly chopped
  • 2 cups ice cubes

Equipment

  • Blender
  • Measuring cups and spoons

Method
 

  1. Pour the chilled rosé wine into a large mixing bowl or pitcher.
  2. Add the fresh citrus juice to the wine, then stir gently to combine, releasing a citrus aroma.
  3. Stir in honey if you desire a slightly sweeter slushie, mixing until the honey dissolves completely.
  4. Fold in the chopped fresh herbs, gently pressing to release their fragrant oils into the mixture.
  5. Add the ice cubes to the blender, then pour in the herbal- citrus mixture.
  6. Blend on high until the mixture is thick and slushy, with a smooth, icy texture that looks slightly frosted.
  7. Taste the slushie and adjust sweetness or herbs if needed by blending briefly again.
  8. Scoop the frozen rosé slushie into glasses and garnish with additional herbs or citrus slices if desired.

Notes

For an extra touch, include thin citrus slices or sprigs of herbs as garnish for a beautiful presentation.
Making frosé at home is a small act of rebellion against the usual summer drinks. It’s quick to whip up, endlessly customizable, and perfectly suited for spontaneous gatherings or solo wind-downs. As the ice melts into that vibrant rosé, it’s a reminder that summer’s fleeting moments are best savored with something icy in hand.

So, next time the heat hits hard, pour yourself a glass of northern Spain’s sunshine, blend it into a slushy wonder, and enjoy. This recipe isn’t about perfection—it’s about catching the breeze and letting your summer spirit froth over in the best way.

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