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Remember those Peach Moscato Cupcakes from the other day? Well, we’re back at it today with the peach moscato – this time we’re putting it into Strawberry Peach Wine Slushies. I repeat, Strawberry Peach Wine Slushies. This is not a drill, people! These drinks are refreshing, with just the right amount of sweetness, and they’re perfect for any summer gathering – or just an afternoon on your patio!

Strawberry Peach Wine Slushie Basics:

The idea behind these is so simple yet so incredibly effective. Let’s look at the ingredient lineup:

  • Ice
  • Moscato
  • Frozen peach slices
  • Frozen strawberries

Um, yep. That’s about it. Blend those 4 star ingredients up and you’re done! Like I said – mind-blowingly simple, but SO incredibly good. This is the epitome of low-input but high-output recipes. In other words, we are putting in minimal effort and ingredients here but getting an AMAZING outcome.

Blender with strawberries, peaches, and moscato

I’m not really one to sip on a cocktail or enjoy a glass of wine, like, ever. So, if I’m raving about these wine slushies, you best believe they’re good! Peach Moscato is the only wine I’ve ever actually liked, and it’s perfect when paired with frozen fruit! (Below is a photo of the moscato we used – we found it at Trader Joe’s! This is not sponsored – we just love this moscato!)

Peach Moscato Wine

Strawberry Peach Wine Slushies

Getting Fancy with your Wine Slushies

After I made these, Grant and I sat outside on our little balcony and sipped on wine slushies – and lemme tell you – we felt REAL fancy. I think the sugared rims helped with that. It’s an optional step that can sweeten your drink a bit and it also makes for gorgeous presentation! It’s a little trick I’m so fond of because its easy but makes you seem super fancy – your friends and fam will start calling you Martha Stewart.

To decorate the rims, just pour some sugar into a shallow bowl, and pour some corn syrup into another shallow bowl (or dish). Dip the rim of the glass into the corn syrup, then twist and lift and move over to the sugar dish. Repeat. And there ya have your sugared rims!

I like cane sugar here because of the slightly bigger granules – it won’t just dissolve into the corn syrup and become undetectable.

If it’s a really hot day, you can pop the glasses into the freezer for a few minutes to solidify the corn syrup and prevent it from running down the sides of the glass.

Strawberry Peach Wine Slushies

Since we’re on the fast train to fancy summer days, we might as well add a peach slice to the rim to further amp up the wow factor! Being an adult is kinda fun, sometimes! Especially when you have a wine slushie on hand.

If you want to make these drinks kid-friendly, just swap the moscato for Sprite!

Strawberry Peach Wine Slushies

Let’s all agree to slow down, make these wine slushies, and enjoy the last few weeks of summer. Cheers!

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5 from 16 votes

Strawberry Peach Wine Slushies

By Stephanie Simmons
These wine slushies are made with just 4 ingredients - ice, moscato, frozen peaches and strawberries! Incredibly easy and so refreshing! Perfect for a relaxing summer afternoon or a party with friends. 
Prep: 5 minutes
Total: 5 minutes
Servings: 6 drinks
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Ingredients 

  • 18 ounces (2 1/4 cups) peach moscato
  • 1 1/2 cups frozen peach slices
  • 1 1/2 cups frozen strawberries
  • 10 to 15 ice cubes

Instructions 

  • Make the wine slushies: Blend all ingredients together. Start with less ice and add a little more until desired texture is reached, if needed. 
  • Optional decoration: Add some corn syrup to a shallow dish, and some coarse cane sugar to another shallow dish. Dip the rims of the glasses in the corn syrup, then in the sugar. Pop in the freezer for a few minutes to solidify the corn syrup if it's a super hot day. 
    Then, fill with the slushie mixture.
    Enjoy immediately!

Notes

NOTE:ย You can halve or double this recipe depending on how many servings you want to make!
NOTE:ย Swap the moscato out for Sprite for a kid-friendly slushie!

Nutrition

Calories: 143kcal

Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.

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Stephanie Simmons

Iโ€™m a Mom & Grandma-taught cook + baker, and Iโ€™m excited to share my love of all things food with you!

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35 Comments

  1. Gabby | The Tolerant Table says:

    5 stars
    What a wonderfully simple recipe. It looks absolutely gorgeous too. It’s definitely something we will enjoy in the summer months when they arrive…

    1. Stephanie Simmons says:

      Thanks Gabby! โค๏ธ

  2. Mirlene says:

    5 stars
    You just gave me a new reason to use my new blender. Looks delicious.

    1. Stephanie Simmons says:

      Iโ€™ll call that a win! Haha! Enjoy โค๏ธ

  3. Samantha H. says:

    5 stars
    Oh my gosh! The pictures are so gorgeous I can taste this already! It looks so refreshing and summery.

    1. Stephanie Simmons says:

      Thanks so much Samantha!

  4. Sondria says:

    5 stars
    I love this recipe. This is perfect for my girl’s night that I’m throwing in a couple of days. Pinning for later!

    1. Stephanie Simmons says:

      Oh yay!! Enjoy! โค๏ธ

  5. April says:

    5 stars
    I could use this now! It looks pretty and refreshing. This drink reminds of the peach and strawberry margarita slushie my husband and I made last weekend. Iโ€™m going to make it again using this wine next time!

    1. Stephanie Simmons says:

      That sounds super good too!! Thanks April! โค๏ธ

  6. Jere Cassidy says:

    5 stars
    I have never seen a peachy Moscato. This is so easy, maybe way to easy to make! What a perfect summertime drink.

    1. Stephanie Simmons says:

      Thanks Jere! ?

  7. Armelle Dee says:

    5 stars
    This is the perfect season for slushy to break the warm. and this wine is ideal that can be enjoy at a bachelor party…

    1. Stephanie Simmons says:

      Agreed! ??โค๏ธ