3 Simple Summer Wine Slushies
Updated: Jul 3, 2020
At Lanthier Winery, customers often ask if we have wine slushies. While we do not sell them at the winery, we decided it was time to give our customers the next best thing: Wine slushie recipes that you can make at home with Lanthier Winery’s hand-crafted wines.
These slushie recipes are the perfect treat on a hot summer day!
Serve them up in a cup, bowl, or one of Glassy Girls’ handmade wine glasses.
Cherry Wine Slushie
12 ounce bag frozen cherries
1 tablespoon sugar
2 cups ice 1 cup of lemon lime soda 1 half bottle of Lanthier Winery’s Festival Cherry wine
Directions: Put frozen cherries in blender. Add sugar, 2 cups of ice, and blend. Add wine and soda to frozen mixture, stir, and pour in glasses. Garnish with a slice of orange.
Makes 5 servings.
Peach Moscato Slushie 4 cups frozen peaches
1 half cup of powdered sugar
2 cups ice 1 half bottle of Lanthier Winery’s Mill Street White wine
Directions:
Put frozen peaches in blender. Add powdered sugar, ice and blend. Add wine to frozen mixture, stir, and pour into glasses. Garnish with fresh peaches.
Makes 5 servings.
Strawberry Slushie
1 bag frozen strawberries
2 cups ice 1 half bottle of Lanthier Winery’s Strawberry Blush wine
1 cup of lemon lime soda
Directions: Put frozen strawberries in blender. Add ice and blend. Add wine and soda to frozen mixture, stir, and pour into glasses. Garnish with fresh strawberries.
Makes 5 servings
Bonus Idea!
If you are feeling a little inspired and want to take these recipes one step further, all you’ll need is a snow cone or shaved ice machine. If you happen to already have one, perfect!
Directions:
Place all of the ingredients from the recipe into a blender.
Instead of ice, add 1 cup of cold water.
Blend until liquid. Pour mixture into ice cube trays and freeze until solid. About 4 hours.
When mixture is set, add the ice to your snow cone machine the same way you would with regular ice.
Congratulations! You have just made your very own ~grown-up~ snow cone!
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