What better way to speak the language of rosé than with it’s scrumptious frozen twin: frosé! This easy blender frosé recipe with frozen strawberries and watermelon is a delicious mix of frozen fruits blended to perfection with a splash of rosé wine. It’s easy, simple, refreshing, and quick to make. Quite possibly the easiest strawberry watermelon frosé you’ll sip all summer long…

Strawberries and watermelon make perfect sense here! Fruity blushing rosé wines boast all those tasty red berry and melon notes that just scream summer.

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Big chunks of fresh frozen watermelon and strawberries make that extra slurp-able slushy texture. Plus, who could resist a scrumptiously refreshing pink drink! This just screams: SIP. ME. ALL. DAY.

make Easy Watermelon Froséw with frozen strawberries and watermelon

The frozen fruits give this super simple frosé a nice smooth, icy finish that makes for the most delicious and refreshing frozen drink! As always, I like to finish mine off with little garnishes! Rose petals just seemed to fit in soooooo perfectly! I couldn’t resist…I just had to sprinkle on some petals to add to that perfect pinkish blush color.

Add Frozen Fruit to the blender

So, if we didn’t mention already, make sure you have prepped some frozen fruits beforehand. To make it super easy, I’ll just cube up some watermelon chunks and quarter some fresh strawberries (you can use already frozen berries too).

I’ll fill a couple sandwich ziplock baggies up (one with cubed watermelon and one with strawberries) about 3/4 of the way full with fruit and freeze for a few hours (or best, overnight). If unsure, measure up about a cup of each and freeze. When I’m ready, I’ll toss the frozen fruit right into the blender.

add a pinch of sweet + citrus

Next, I’ll drizzle in a dash of plain prepared simple syrup and I’ll reach over the blender and squeeze in a wedge or two of fresh lime juice.

now the best part: Big splash of rosé

Yup! A nice big splash of tasty, crisp, and refreshing rosé wine. Or at least enough to get that party in the blender started. That’s it! Pretty. Simple. Delicious.

Some of my favorite dry rosé wines to use for easy blender drinks like this include La Vieille Ferme Rose, Barefoot Wine Rose, or Bota Box Dry Rose Blend.

Pour & serve strawberry watermelon frosé

Once the frozen fruits, wine, lime, and simple simple syrup are smooth and blended up, it’s time to serve. Pour the frosé with frozen strawberries and watermelon into your favorite glass and garnish with a little fresh mint and prettiest of all: pink rose petals. Garnish with fresh strawberries, if desired.

If the consistency is too watery, add more frozen fruit. If it’s too thick, add in a little more wine until it’s right where you like it.

enjoy this easy frosé recipe with frozen strawberries all summer long…

Drink this cool blender frosé with frozen strawberries and watermelon as a delicious hot weather frozen cocktail whenever you crave a grown-up slushy! The simple combination of watermelon and strawberries tastes so good.

If you really love watermelon drinks, don’t pass up on these super juicy watermelon vodka shots or this simple rosemary watermelon spritzer! They’re huge summer reader favorites here at RWD.

Unlike the strawberries in this bold blue 4th of July wine drink, frozen watermelon and strawberries give this frosé recipe a beautiful blushing pink color. It’s so satisfying to see and drink! It’s just one of those easy frozen summer cocktail recipes that you’ll come back to again…and again…and again. The ingredients are so basic and simple… Anyone can enjoy this easy strawberry frosé recipe all summer long.

If you love a boozy fruit slushy like me, you gotta check out this frozen wine slush with peaches and strawberries! If it’s a refreshing and curiously bold red wine drink you crave, try a sparkling cherry Devil’s Sunset red wine cocktail!

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