White Peach Frozen Rosé Recipe

Entertaining, Food & Drink

Published on March 16, 2018 | Last Updated on January 18, 2022

Spring kicks off next week which means so does rosé season! I definitely enjoy wine seasonally – I like reds during fall or winter and rosé or crisp white during spring and summer. I’m not sure why especially since we don’t have true seasons in Houston but as soon as daylight savings time happens, I switch my glass to rosé!

I was at one of my favorite brunch spots last Sunday and frozen rosé (or frozé) was featured as the new seasonal cocktail. Of course I had to try it! Their version was tasty but a little watered down for my liking so I decided to make my own at home using Master of Mixes White Peach Mixer.

The combination of real peach and key lime juice pairs really nicely with dry rosé wine. I freeze the mixer in ice cube trays beforehand to preserve the flavor of the cocktail and prevent the drink from watering down as the ice melts. It’s a quick cocktail to make and is a great alternative to a mimosa or bellini if you’re hosting Easter brunch in a couple weeks!

What is a Frosé?

Frosé, also known as Frozen Rosé, is a drink made from Rosé wine that has been frozen. The wine is usually blended with fruit juices or syrups to give it a sweet or fruity flavor. Frosé is a popular drink during the summer months when temperatures are high and people want something refreshing to drink. This rosé wine smoothie is perfect for those who want to enjoy a cold drink without all of the extra calories from ice cream.