One sip of this White Peach Frosè and it will become your official drink of the summer! A tarragon simple syrup elevates this cocktail in the most subtle way.
Happy Friday! It definitely doesn’t feel like Friday to me because I’m out of town and that always throws me off a little bit, but hopefully those almost-the-weekend feels are setting in for you.
I’ve got a knockout cocktail for you today, and just in time to kick off the weekend because I love you that much and you deserve it. It’s frozen, because summer, and it involves rosè and white peaches, also because summer. I do love peach cocktails!
What is Frosè?
Have you had the pleasure of trying frosè yet? It’s frozen rosè wine, which is basically the most genius thing ever invented. It’s pretty trendy at the moment but I hope it never goes out of style, because hi, wine slushies? All about it.
How to make this Peach Frosè
I used a very pale pink rosè for this white peach frosè because I really wanted to keep it a pretty, girly blush shade. I recommend one made from Pinot Noir since those tend to be lighter in color. Using white peaches instead of yellow helps with keeping this cocktail a pretty light pink tone instead of verging on orange. But if color isn’t as important to you, go ahead and use yellow peaches if you want!
To make this White Peach Frosè, simply freeze one bottle of rosè in a shallow baking dish for about 6 hours. The wine won’t freeze completely, but it will freeze enough to give the drink an icy, slushy texture when you blend it up with the chopped peaches and tarragon simple syrup.
Tips and Tricks
The tarragon simple syrup adds a subtle complexity to this white peach frosè. It’s best to make the syrup and then chill it completely before adding it to the blender, because you don’t want the hot syrup to melt the frosè.
You could easily leave out the tarragon and make a plain simple syrup, but I just love the light herbal flavor it lends to this frozen cocktail. If tarragon isn’t your thing, basil would be awesome too! Or, if your peaches are ripe and sweet enough you can probably leave out the syrup altogether if you’re looking to cut back on the sugar.
This peach frosè is best made just before serving, but you can freeze the wine, chop the peaches and make the tarragon syrup a day in advance.
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White Peach Frosè with Tarragon Simple Syrup
One sip of this White Peach Frosè and it will become your official drink of the summer! A tarragon simple syrup elevates this cocktail in the most subtle way.
Ingredients
FOR THE TARRAGON SIMPLE SYRUP:
- 4 tarragon sprigs
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup water
FOR THE FROSÈ:
- 1 bottle rosè wine
- 4-5 white peaches peeled and chopped
- 1 cup ice cubes
Instructions
- Pour Rosé into a 9x13 baking dish and freeze for about six hours or until almost solid.
- To make the tarragon simple syrup, add tarragon, sugar and wate rto a medium saucepan; bring to a boil, then reduce heat to a simmer and heat until sugar dissolves, about 3 minutes. Remove from heat and let cool completely. Strain into a container and discard tarragon.
- Scrape the frozen rosé out of the pan and into a blender. Add peaches, 2-3 tablespoons simple syrup and ice and blend until smooth. Pour into glasses and serve immediately.
Recipe Notes
You can also make this with white wine
Oh my gosh these look completely irresistible!! Your photography is stunning!!
Thank you so much Leah!
This. looks. so. delicious!! Pinning to make ASAP. love your photos!
Thanks Summer! I hope you love it!
this looks absolutely incredible!
Thanks Val 🙂
Thanks Val 🙂
This looks and sounds amazing! Will definitely have to try this. Look forward to seeing what all you learned in your class. ☺️
Thanks Annette!
This sounds amazing and those pictures are gorgeous! I need to try this.
Thanks Melissa, if you try it let me know how it turns out!
this looks delicious, i love anything peach flavored!
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Me too! Can’t get enough of peaches right now.
This sounds great for a summer backyard party!!
This looks absolutely amazing! Will have to try it 😉
This looks so refreshing! Perfect for 4th of July next week 😃
Omg I love peach drinks and this looks so refreshing for Summer!
Lauren
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Yum! This looks delicious! Im totally adding this to my thirsty Thursday recipe list!
These look so tempting. Must try them out. Love the presentation and the pictures too.
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These look delicious! Perfect for the upcoming long weekend 😉 thanks so much for the recipe, I’ll definitely have to give it a try asap!
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Omg this is the most beautiful cocktail I’ve ever seen. If it’s even half as good as it looks, I’d love to try it!
I need this right now! I wish I could double tap on the images and the drinks would magically appear right in front of me 🙈Defintely going to make this tomorrow night (too lazy to go out now to the grocery store, lol). Thanks for sharing!
Wouldn’t that be the best? I’m constantly drooling over recipes on the computer screen…let me know how you like it!
I love the addition of tarragon, what a unique twist! I’m obssesed with the color of the drink too, it’s gorgeous! Your photos are beautiful =)
Thanks Stacey! Fresh herbs in cocktails (or mocktails) is my favorite!
All peaches all day! This looks so sweet and refreshing! I’m excited to see what you learned at the workshop. I’m always looking for tips and tricks on how to improve it. You’re photography is gorgeous already 🙂
Froze is so huge right now! But I love how you switched it up with the white peach. Well done! I gotta try this out this summer
Thanks Sharon, yeah I did want to add a unique twist to it since frosè is everywhere these days…hope you love it if you try it!
I really want to give frose a try, and these look amazing! Definitely gonna try it out 🙂
I really need to make this, it’s perfect for my weekend dinner party!!! Thank you!
Oh my gosh this sounds delish + so refreshing!!
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Thanks Erica! Hope you get to try at least one of them this summer!
This sounds delicious and just the thing that I want to add into my upcoming part recipe collection. Thanks!!
I’ve tried making frose with frozen fruit or putting in an ice cream maker (trying to dupe the frosè from high rooftop in Venice) it’s just not cutting it. Might have to try this