Peach Frosé Recipe (Frozen Rosé) (2024)

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By: Becky Hardin

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This Peach Frosé Recipe is a co*cktail you definitely need for this hot Summer heat! All you need is frozen peaches, some Rosé wine, and a little honey. Frozen Rose is such a quick and easy fun cold drink to throw together for parties, friends and family, or just a quiet afternoon at home. We will show you how to make Frosé and spice things up with this Peach Frosé Recipe. So delicious, easy, fresh, and fun!

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Peach Frosé Recipe

This Frosé recipe is the perfect summer co*cktail to keep you cool. Frozen Rosé Wine Slushies are icy, chill, and delicious!

This Peach Frosé recipe is super chill and refreshing! I’m really into peach co*cktails this summer, as you may have noticed. I’ve made Frozen Peach Margaritas and a Peach Lemonade co*cktail (a non-alcoholic version can also be made). Peaches are just so juicy, and they seem to be the fruit of the summer for me!

Frozen Rosé (aka Frosé) is basically a wine slushie. It’s become pretty popular over the last few years, and I can see why. It’s cold and icy, which is absolutely perfect for hot summer evenings. Wine in the form of a slushie…what’s not to love?

Plus it’s absolutely delicious, sweet, and refreshing. A lot of the recipes out there are just straight Rosé with ice, but I wanted to create a different flavor by using frozen peaches. Yum!

Now that I know how to make frosé, I’ll be serving (and drinking) this Frozen Peach Rosé alllll summer long. It’s ideal for an evening on the patio with friends, a summer bridal shower, or any summer occasion you can think of!

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Frozen Rosé is the Perfect Summer co*cktail

There’s nothing better on a hot summer evening than some fruity summer co*cktails. A chilled glass of wine, a frozen margarita, a boozy lemonade, sweet tea sangria, this summertime wine slush…these are just a few of my favorite things to drink in the summer. But you can never have enough beverages to choose from, right?

This Frozen Rosé is the perfect addition to the line up! Frozen peaches blended with Rosé to create delicious wine slushies to sip on. It’s so tasty and so easy to make. Peach Frosé for the win!

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How to Make Frosé

Frozen Rosé might just be one of the easiest drinks to make. It’s just a matter of blending wine with something frozen…yup, it’s that simple!

A lot of frosé recipes just use ice to mix with the Rosé to keep its flavor, and it’s really good. But I changed things up a bit for this Peach Frosé. Instead of ice, I just used frozen peaches. You get the iciness you need to make the drink AND the sweet peachy flavor.

Just add your ingredients (frozen peaches, rosé wine, and honey) into a blender and mix until it reaches your desired consistency. I like it nice and smooth so that it’s really drinkable. If you want it a bit chunkier, add more ice into the mix and make an icy wine slushie.

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Peach Rosé Wine Slushies

These Frozen Peach Rosé Wine Slushies are absolutely delicious and so incredibly refreshing! I really can’t get enough of the peachy flavor in this frosé recipe.

None of the flavors are too overwhelming…it all blends together perfectly into a tasty summer co*cktail. Whether you keep it smooth or make it a bit more slushie-like, it tastes just as good!

After making a Raspberry Rosé Granita recently, I’m thinking this Peach Frosé recipe could easily be turned into an icy dessert to serve up by the spoonful. You really can’t go wrong with fruit, wine, and ice…it all comes out so refreshing, no matter how you serve it!

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I’m so happy about this tasty Peach Frosé Recipe. The perfect summer drink made up of Rosé wine, frozen peaches, and a bit of honey. Serve it up for a summer party or simple evening at home. Either way, it’s incredibly delicious and refreshing!

If you like this recipe, try these other fun co*cktail recipes too:

  • Apple Pie Sangria
  • Strawberry Frose
  • Strawberry Margarita Punch
  • Peach Jello Shots
  • Pink Champagne Sangria
  • Best Cosmo Recipe
  • White Wine Margaritas
  • Italian Mojitos
  • Frozen Pina Coladas

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Peach Rosé Recipe

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Prep: 5 minutes minutes

Total: 5 minutes minutes

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This Peach Frosé Recipe is a co*cktail you definitely need for this hot Summer heat! All you need is frozen peaches, some Rosé wine, and a little honey. Frozen Rose is such a quick and easy fun cold drink to throw together for parties, friends and family, or just a quiet afternoon at home. We will show you how to make Frose and spice things up with this Peach Frose Recipe. So delicious, easy, fresh, and fun!

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Ingredients

  • 16 ounces 1 bag Frozen Sliced Peaches
  • 750 ml 1 bottle Rosé Wine
  • ¼ cup honey
  • Peach Slices and Fresh Rosemary for Garnish

Instructions

  • Fill a high powered blender with the frozen peaches, Rosé, and honey.

  • Blend on high until fully combined and smooth.

  • Garnish with peach slices and fresh rosemary.

  • Serve immediately. Enjoy!

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Becky’s tips

NOTE: If you prefer your Slushies to be more frozen, add 1-2 cups ice.

Recipe originally styled and written for Feast Magazine by Becky Hardin

Nutrition Information

Calories: 262kcal (13%) Carbohydrates: 33g (11%) Protein: 1g (2%) Sodium: 10mg Potassium: 359mg (10%) Fiber: 1g (4%) Sugar: 28g (31%) Vitamin A: 370IU (7%) Vitamin C: 7.5mg (9%) Calcium: 24mg (2%) Iron: 0.9mg (5%)

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FAQs

How long does it take to freeze rose? ›

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

How do you make Frose in Once Upon a Chef? ›

Step-by-Step Instructions

Add the vodka, orange liqueur, lemon juice, and sugar to a high-powered blender. Cover and purée for 15 seconds to dissolve the sugar. Add the peaches, cherries, rosé, and 2 cups of the ice. Cover and puree until smooth.

Can you substitute frozen peaches for fresh? ›

Frozen peaches are uncooked—just like fresh peaches—so they're a perfect substitute for fresh produce when it's out of season. They're particularly great for smoothies, but you can use frozen peaches in any baked recipe as well.

What does putting a rosé in the freezer do? ›

When fresh flowers & roses are kept at freezing temperatures even for a very short period of time it can result in the discoloration of the flower & premature death. For best results, we recommend all Flower Patch flower bouquets be kept in a well ventilated- cool area of your home or office.

What does freezing a rosé do? ›

Freezing rose petals is a great way to preserve the beauty and fragrance of roses and petals. And proper defrosting guarantees that they will retain their quality.

Can I freeze rose wine? ›

You can freeze any wine, from white to red to in between. Frozen white wine is perfect for making peach wine coolers while frozen red wine is ideal for sangria recipes. One of our favorite summer drinks is frozé (frozen rosé).

How many calories are in a frose? ›

Strawberry Frosé, aka frozen rosé, made with 4 ingredients, no refined sugar and less than 200 calories per drink.

What is the meaning of Frose? ›

Frosé is a mixed drink made from rosé wine frozen to a slush, with strawberries, vodka, and lemon juice.

Why do frozen peaches taste different? ›

Freezing and thawing also breaks down the fruit's cells, making them taste more juicy — even if they aren't as sweet as those song-worthy peaches.

How do you keep frozen peaches from turning brown when thawing? ›

Just like avocados, peaches can turn brown when exposed to the air. But don't worry, I have a super easy fix for this: lemon juice! Toss 1 lb of peaches in 1 Tablespoon of lemon juice to prevent browning. The ascorbic acid in the lemon juice acts as a barrier between the air and the peaches.

Why did my frozen peaches turn brown? ›

What Causes Peaches To Brown? Peach can be eaten after washing it. But if you are slicing and freezing peaches or canning them, it is nearly impossible to prevent them from turning brown. The browning process kicks because when you cut a peach, a group of enzymes called polyphenol oxidases (PPOs) are activated.

Do peaches get mushy when frozen? ›

Freezing the fruit on a sheet pan before tossing them in a freezer bag keeps them from freezing into one big peach rock, which makes them way easier to use when you're ready! If done properly, frozen peaches will last up to 6 months in the freezer! They won't be mushy when you go to use them, either.

Do I have to use lemon juice when freezing peaches? ›

Most tutorials recommend that you add some lemon juice to the peaches before freezing to prevent browning. Honestly, I never do that and my frozen peaches don't brown. It's just a step too much for me and I like the taste of peaches only.

How many peaches make 2 cups sliced? ›

About 2 medium peaches = 1 cup sliced peaches. About 4 medium peaches = 1 cup pureed peach. About 3 medium peaches = 1 pound of peaches.

Can you preserve a rosé by freezing it? ›

Freeze-drying your roses can keep your rose bouquets looking and smelling the same way forever by freezing the moisture out of the petals and stems. This preservation technique ensures that special rose arrangements, such as wedding bouquets or birthday flowers for your wife, can last a lifetime.

At what temperature do roses freeze? ›

Most roses can withstand a quick cold snap of temperatures down to 10 degrees F, but it is best to protect them if you expect an extended period of time when temperatures dip under 20 degrees F. The amount of protection your roses need depends on the climate in which you live.

How do you flash freeze roses? ›

Give a second life to your roses by freezing them into these beautiful floral ice spheres 🌹 just place the roses into a balloon, fill with water and allow to freeze overnight. Such a simple way to give a second life to your roses and elevate your next party drink bucket ♥️ you can also use fresh flowers!

Can you put rosé wine in the freezer? ›

Can you freeze wine? Sure, you can. However, we don't recommend it. While it's perfectly safe to drink, freezing your wine may compromise the flavor or even turn it into vinegar.

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