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This frose recipe tastes just like rosé wine! The secret? This frozen rose is all natural, featuring wine and strawberries.

Frose Recipe (Frozen Rosé)
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There’s nothing better in summer than a perfectly pink, slushy wine drink. Meet the Best Frosé Recipe! Frose is frozen rosé wine; a mashup between a frozen cocktail and that quintessential summer wine. Many frosé recipes are saccharine sweet, and freezing the wine can remove some of its character. The frose recipe that we created is just sweet enough AND tastes like rosé wine. Our friends who very willingly volunteered as our taste testers absolutely loved it. Wondering how to make frozen rosé? Keep reading.

The 3 frose ingredients

The key to this frose recipe? Strawberries! They enhance the natural sweetness of the wine and add body to the frozen puree. You’ll need just 3 ingredients for this cocktail recipe:

  • Rosé wine
  • Strawberries
  • Honey

So easy, right? It’s not just rose that’s frozen: simply freezing the wine makes it bitter and flat-tasting. A froze recipe includes sugar to offset the bitterness and strawberries to add some color and additional flavor. Besides these few ingredients, you’ll also need a blender.

Frose Recipe (Frozen Rose)

How to make frose

Frose is very simple to make: the hardest part is thinking ahead! Here’s what to know about the process:

  • Blend up the berries, rose and honey (or maple syrup): then strain. Pour the ingredients into a covered baking dish.
  • Freeze for 6 hours or overnight! Here’s the key: you’ll need 6 hours to freeze! It’s easiest to whip up the frose recipe the night before, then blend and serve the day of. Or do it in the morning for evening entertaining!

How to store it!

Want to prep this frose recipe in advance? You can keep the blended wine and strawberries mixture in your freezer for a few days before serving it. As long as you keep it in a sealed container, your frose should keep well in the freezer! Try not to keep it frozen for too long though, since the fresh strawberries and the rose wine lose some of their flavor once frozen.

Frose

What makes this the best frosé recipe?

To put our spin on frozen rose, we wanted a healthier frose recipe that’s pretty simple to make and tastes just like rosé wine! Here are a few features that we think makes it the best:

  • It’s sweetened just enough with no refined sugar. Many frose recipes can be overly sweet. Here we’ve used honey to make a naturally sweet frose recipe. You can also use maple syrup or agave syrup for vegan.
  • It’s got a splash of wine when serving. The secret to this frose recipe: add a splash of room temperature rose when serving! This makes it just sweet enough, since freezing the wine dulls the sweetness. It also brings in a nice slushy texture.

When to drink frosé

Drinking frose might be a tiny bit cliché, but that’s ok with us! It’s such a refreshing summer drink, we can’t get enough of it. We drink it all the time with summer meals on the patio!

Frozen rose is a heightened version of the wine that brings a fun vibe to however you drink it. Drink it with appetizers on the patio, or to accompany a summer grilled meal. Try it with loaded grilled nachos or our ultimate grilled veggie burger.

Frozen rose

More rose drinks

Love rosé? Here are a few more tasty rose drinks with this rosy wine:

  • Rose Sangria or Strawberry Sangria Just a handful of ingredients and fruit make a light and fruity summer drink that everyone will be talking about.
  • Rosé Spritzer Add bubbles to your favorite rosé wine to make the perfect summer drink.

This recipe is…

Vegetarian and gluten-free. To make vegan, use agave instead of honey.

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Best Frose Recipe (Frozen Rosé)


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  • Author: Sonja
  • Prep Time: 6 hours 30 minutes
  • Cook Time: 0 minutes
  • Total Time: 6 hours 30 minutes
  • Yield: 6 1x
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This all natural frose recipe is simple, has no refined sugar, and tastes just like rosé wine! Here’s how to make frozen rosé.


Ingredients

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  • 1750mL bottle rose wine (one you like to drink; we like ours on the dry side)
  • 8 large strawberries (about 1 ½ cups ripe strawberries, halved), plus more for garnish
  • 1 tablespoon honey (or maple syrup for vegan)

Instructions

  1. Open the rosé and pour 2/3 cup into a glass measuring cup; set aside for when serving.
  2. Remove the tops of the strawberries and cut them in half.
  3. In a blender, blend the remaining rose, strawberries, and honey until smooth and fully combined. Then pour the mixture through a strainer and into a covered baking dish.
  4. Transfer the baking dish to the freezer and freeze at least 6 hours, or overnight. (The alcohol in the mixture will keep it a slushy texture instead of freezing solid.) Blend the mixture again until it comes to a fluffy texture.
  5. To serve, place the blended mixture into a glass. Then pour a splash of rose into each glass (this step is important: it gives the final texture and brings in the character of the rose). If desired, garnish with strawberries and serve.
  • Category: Drinks
  • Method: Blended
  • Cuisine: American

Last updated: December 2020

About the authors

Sonja & Alex

Hi, we’re Alex and Sonja Overhiser, married cookbook authors, food bloggers, and recipe developers. We founded A Couple Cooks to share fresh, seasonal recipes and the joy of cooking! Our recipes are made by two real people and work every time.

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  1. Amanda Teeter says:

    I was wondering if you had success freezing in freezer storage bags or other container besides a baking dish. Thank you!

    1. Alex Overhiser says:

      We haven’t tried a bag but it should work fine! We usually just use a storage container with a lid.

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