Whoever invented frosé seriously deserves to win the Nobel Peace Prize. I admit, that may be a bit dramatic, but I would be hard-pressed to say frozen rosé hasn't changed lives. Brunch would never be the same without the simple invention of freezing some pink wine, I'm telling ya.
Anyways, if you're looking for a refreshing spin to enjoy on hot summer evenings, look no further than watermelon frosé.
And while this type of watermelon doesn't exist—yet—, you can absolutely make watermelon frosé for a refreshing fruity twist on the classic.
All you need to make the perfect pink frosé slush is a bottle of your favorite rosé, frozen watermelon chunks, watermelon juice, and lime juice.
If you want to go the extra mile, How Sweet Eats' recipe calls for fresh watermelon syrup to really give an extra boost of the refreshing flavor.
Want it a bit sweeter? Add a touch of sugar like Celebrating Sweets' recipe calls for.
What other fruity frosé drinks would you try next? Let us know!
