Sunny days and warmer weather are upon us and you know what that means: It’s sorbet drink season! This fun and easy Raspberry Sorbet Rosé cocktail is the perfect drink to serve at bridal showers, for Easter, and all spring and summer long. It’s full of bright flavors from the raspberry sorbet and the rosé, and is always a crowd-pleaser. The best part? This recipe couldn’t be any easier!
Simply grab a container of your favorite raspberry sorbet, a bottle of your favorite rosé wine, and some fresh raspberries. Scoop two scoops of raspberry sorbet into a large glass (such as a margarita glass, or something else with a wide opening). Pour your rosé of choice over the raspberry sorbet, and add in a handful of fresh raspberries. Top it off with a sprig of mint for a polished finishing touch.
You can easily make this drink into a mocktail by using red sparkling juice in place of the rosé. A strawberry or raspberry soda would also work well in place of the wine.
If you’re serving this in warmer weather, you can use frozen raspberries to act as a sort of ice cube in the drink, without any worry of watering it down! If you’re serving this at an outdoor event, be sure to have a cooler filled with ice to place the rosé and sorbet in, so guests can put together a drink at their leisure, without worrying about ingredients melting or getting warm sitting out.
Whether you serve this for a spring garden party, a casual night in with friends, or a summer shower, I hope you enjoy this refreshing sorbet drink. Happy sipping!
Rosé Cocktail
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Yield: 4 drinks
Ingredients
- 1 bottle of rosé wine
- 1 container of raspberry sorbet
- 1 pint fresh raspberries
- Sprigs of mint, for garnish (optional)
Instructions
Step 1: Add one or two scoops of raspberry sorbet to each glass (one scoop if using smaller glasses, two if larger).
Step 2: Pour your chilled rosé over the sorbet, and add a handful of fresh raspberries to each glass. Garnish the drinks with a sprig of fresh mint and enjoy immediately!
Mocktail Option: Use any type of red fruit’s sparkling juice or soda (sparkling red grape juice, strawberry soda, etc.) to make this a mocktail!
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This recipe comes from our food contributor, Stephanie Simmons, of Blue Bowl. Her goal with her kitchen-tested recipes is to get you excited about cooking, show you how good food can taste, and prove that you don’t need to spend hours in the kitchen to make a good meal.
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