Frosé

Frosé

Rosé frozen almost solid, then blended with strawberry syrup and lemon into a blush slushy. Plan ahead — the freezer does most of the work.

8% ABVLightCocktails

Hard

Difficulty

20 min

Time

220 Cal

Calories

1

Serving

Flavor profile

Other

Strength
Sweet
Sour
Bitter

Taste values from the Pocket Bartender recipe catalog.

Ingredients

  • Rose Water· not in your bar25 oz

    Or swap: Orange Flower Water — citrus-floral instead

  • Sugar· not in your bar1/2 cup

    Or swap: Honey — floral sweetness, Simple Syrup — dissolves instantly

  • Strawberry· not in your bar8 oz

    Or swap: Raspberry — sharper berry

  • Lemon Juice· not in your bar2 ½ oz

    Or swap: Lime Juice — sharper, greener

Instructions

  1. Pour rosé into a 13x9" pan and freeze until almost solid (it won't completely solidify due to the alcohol), at least 6 hours.

  2. Meanwhile, bring sugar and ½ cup water to a boil in a medium saucepan; cook, stirring constantly, until sugar dissolves, about 3 minutes. Add strawberries, remove from heat, and let sit 30 minutes to infuse syrup with strawberry flavor. Strain through a fine-mesh sieve into a small bowl (do not press on solids); cover and chill until cold, about 30 minutes.

  3. Scrape rosé into a blender. Add lemon juice, 3½ ounces strawberry syrup, and 1 cup crushed ice and purée until smooth. Transfer blender jar to freezer and freeze until frosé is thickened (aim for milkshake consistency), 25–35 minutes.

  4. Blend again until frosé is slushy. Divide among glasses.

  5. Do Ahead: Rosé can be frozen 1 week ahead.

Pairs well with

Frozen rosé and strawberries blend pink and breezy for patio grazing:

  • Strawberry-basil bruschetta
  • Prosciutto-wrapped melon
  • Goat cheese crackers
  • White chocolate strawberries

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