Recipes and Cooking Drink Recipes Wine Cocktails 7 Recipes Starring Rosé Wine That Think Outside the Bottle By Karla Walsh Karla Walsh Instagram Website Karla Walsh is a Des Moines, Iowa-based freelance writer, editor, level one sommelier, and former fitness instructor and personal trainer who balances her love of food and drink with her passion for fitness. (Or tries to, at least!) Her writing has been published in AllRecipes, Runner's World, Shape and Fitness Magazines, as well as on EatingWell.com, Shape.com, BHG.com, ReadersDigest.com, TheHealthy.com, Prevention.com, WomensHealthMag.com, and more. Learn about BHG's Editorial Process Updated on September 21, 2022 Share Tweet Pin Email Trending Videos Photo: Melanie Acevedo Stock up on a case! These 12 recipes will inspire you on how to drink rosé wine and how to eat it too. With rosé drinks for happy hour, wine-infused cakes, frosé cocktails, and even rosé-spiked jelly, these refreshing recipes offer a taste of summer any time of year. 01 of 07 Honey-Rosé Plum Cobbler View Recipe Andy Lyons Have your wine and eat it too. Instead of sipping on a solo rosé drink, enjoy it alongside a honey-scented fruit cobbler spiked with ⅔ of a cup of rosé. Try the same concept with thawed frozen peaches if it's not plum season. 02 of 07 Sparkling Wine and Roses Cocktail View Recipe Victoria Pearson Try this low-alcohol option for a pink rosé cocktail recipe that won't leave you with a headache tomorrow. The wine is amplified with grapefruit juice and lovely rosewater syrup, so each ounce of rosé stretches further in the drink. Garnish the easy-drinking cocktail with grapefruit twists and edible flower petals. 03 of 07 Rosé Wine Jelly with Pink Peppercorns View Recipe Blaine Moats For a rosé wine cocktail party snack, spread crostini with this wine jelly, then top with a slice of hard cheese (salty Parmesan works wonderfully). Garnish with fresh herbs like thyme or sage. The homemade jelly recipe calls for 28 ounces of rosé, so what you do with the rest of the second bottle of vino is up to you. (Might we suggest adding it to one of these other rosé wine recipes or, you know, pouring it in a glass?) 04 of 07 Rosé Cucumber Cooler View Recipe Andy Lyons Cucumbers are what your sangria has been missing. This rosé drink recipe is proof. Uber-refreshing and the ideal Rx for warm weather, the secret ingredient to this 10-minute pitcher cocktail is a cup of elderflower liqueur to add just enough floral flavor. 3 Things to Look for on a Wine Label to Choose the Best Rosé 05 of 07 Blackberry Sangria View Recipe Alison Miksch Sure it looks like a standard sangria. But this rosé drink recipe is actually a taste of summer in a glass. OK, it's both, in a cognac-spiked stone fruit, citrus, and berry mixed drink. (P.S. For the uninitiated, cognac is a French brandy.) 06 of 07 Sweet Cherry Sangria View Recipe Jason Donnelly Here's exactly how to drink rosé wine when you're in the mood for something that tastes more like juice, just with some spirit. Our go-to summer sangria recipe mixes rosé, brandy, cherry juice, and orange juice and adds simple syrup. Two more liqueurs (so this is one party drink you will want to pace yourself with!) finish the recipe, and fresh cherries and orange slices top it off. 07 of 07 Sparkling Cranberry Rose View Recipe Colleen Duffley Who says rosé is just for summer? Say cheers to the New Year or any winter holiday with this fizzy rosé wine spritzer. While we call for cranberry juice and cranberries, this sparkling rosé cocktail would also work beautifully with pomegranate juice and arils. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit