White Wine co*cktail Recipes (2024)

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Last Updated on March 23, 2022 by Anne-Marie

Serve up these skinny and frozen wine co*cktails for Mother's Day brunch or on a warm evening after work!

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Why this recipe works

With summer nearly here, it’s time to start making white wine co*cktail recipes!

These two wine co*cktails are ideal for Mother’s Day brunch or enjoying the warmer weather on the back porch in the evenings with friends.

These summer wine co*cktails are ideal for people who want to imbibe, but are looking for healthier alternatives when it comes to our co*cktails.

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The Frozen Wine co*cktails recipe is practically guilt free since it’s made with whole pieces of grapefruit and sweetened with natural, no calorie stevia.

My Skinny White Wine co*cktails recipe is made even lighter with grapefruit flavored, no calorie seltzer, grapefruit juice, and an ice ball of frozen wine.

White wine co*cktail inspiration

What I love about traveling is that I’m inspired to recreate dishes and drinks I’ve sampled on the road. One such drink was a grapefruit co*cktail I enjoyed during a trip through Kansas City, Missouri a few years ago.

It was sweet and refreshing though too boozy for an everyday drink.

I wanted to create a refreshing grapefruit flavored co*cktail that I could sip in the evenings that wouldn’t knock me out before dinner was served. I thought a wine co*cktail would do the trick.

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I love using Sauvignon blanc wine in my white wine co*cktails recipes, especially when paired with grapefruit, because it’s a refreshing, crisp and dry wine. Perfect for the warmer weather!

I created two white wine co*cktail recipe versions – a frozen grapefruit slushy and a skinny version with grapefruit flavored seltzer.

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Frozen wine co*cktails with grapefruit

I adore frozen co*cktails since they’re so much fun to sip through a straw out of stemless wine co*cktail glasses.

They give me an excuse to use my high speed blender more often, too!

For the Frozen Wine co*cktails with Grapefruit, instead of freezing grapefruit juice in ice cube trays, I froze pieces of ruby red grapefruit overnight. That way you get a bit of fiber along with your co*cktail. (We can all use more fiber in our diets, right?)

I cut back on some of the calories by using stevia instead of sugar, too. (You can also use powdered monk fruit sweetener.)

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Skinny white wine co*cktails with grapefruit

I enjoy freezing wine in an ice ball maker mold and then plunking it in a margarita glass of flavored seltzer water with a garnish of something from my herb garden.

This way my guests and I can have the delicious taste of the Sauvignon blanc in some Skinny White Wine co*cktails as the wine ball slowly melts into the seltzer and juice mixture.

It helps avoid the calories and boozy affects of a full glass of wine, too!

I like to freeze up a batch of wine balls to keep on hand for guests or a party. I keep the frozen wine balls in a Ziploc freezer bag until it’s time to make up a batch of Skinny White Wine co*cktails.

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More awesome co*cktails

Enjoy these terrific co*cktail recipes:

  • Amazing Prosecco Mimosa Recipe
  • Love Sangria? Try Sparkling Green Sangria or White Wine Sangria Recipe
  • Meyer Lemon Shrub Drink Recipe
  • For mulled wine fans, try Slow Cooker Smoking Bishop Recipe or Slow Cooker Mulled Wine Recipe
  • Juniper Champagne co*cktail Recipe
  • Peach Whiskey co*cktail
  • If you love watermelon, try Fruit Stand Watermelon co*cktail Recipe and Sparkling Savannah Vodka Watermelon co*cktail Recipe
  • Pink Greyhound co*cktail Recipe

Yield: 1 SERVING

White Wine co*cktail Recipes

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Serve up these skinny and frozen wine co*cktails for Mother's Day brunch or on a warm evening after work!

Prep Time15 minutes

Total Time15 minutes

Ingredients

For Frozen Wine co*cktails with Grapefruit

  • 3 ounces Sauvignon blanc wine
  • 1/2 ruby red grapefruit, peeled, divided into sections, and frozen
  • 1 tablespoon stevia or monk fruit sweetener
  • 1 tablespoon lime juice

For Skinny White Wine co*cktails with Grapefruit

  • Juice of 1/2 ruby red grapefruit
  • 1 tablespoon stevia or monk fruit sweetener
  • 1 tablespoon lime juice
  • 4 ounces grapefruit-flavored, no-calorie seltzer
  • Sauvignon blanc wine, frozen into a large ice ball
  • Herb sprig garnish (optional)

Instructions

For Frozen Wine co*cktails with Grapefruit

  1. Combine all ingredients into a blender. Blend on high until frothy.
  2. Serve immediately in a co*cktail glass with a straw.

For Skinny White Wine co*cktails with Grapefruit

  1. Place grapefruit juice, stevia, lime juice, and seltzer in a large glass. Stir gently to combine ingredients.
  2. Place frozen wine ice ball in a wide mouth co*cktail glass, such as a martini or margarita glass. Using a fine-mesh strainer, pour juice, and seltzer mixture over the wine ball.
  3. Serve with an herb sprig garnish. Refresh drink with extra juice and seltzer mixture.

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Nutrition Information:

Yield:

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Serving Size:

1

Amount Per Serving:Calories: 227Total Fat: 1gSaturated Fat: 0gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 0gCholesterol: 0mgSodium: 3mgCarbohydrates: 56gFiber: 5gSugar: 26gProtein: 2g

Nutritional information is automatically calculated per the ingredients list. Serving size may not be accurate. Please double-check with your preferred nutritional app for the most accurate information.

Originally published on May 26, 2015. Updated with new pictures and information.

White Wine co*cktail Recipes (2024)

FAQs

What is best to mix with white wine? ›

Combine the bottle of white wine and sparkling water and serve over crushed ice with as many lemon slices as you want and plenty of mint.

What is white wine and lemonade called? ›

A white wine spritzer can be made with either lemonade or soda water. Lemonade adds sweetness and a subtle tartness that complements the flavours of the white wine, while soda water will add light effervescence without overpowering the flavour of the wine.

When a recipe says white wine what should I use? ›

In most cases, you can substitute a dry Vermouth for white wine. Lemon juice or even white wine vinegar is a good sub when you just need a splash. A dry Sherry, Marsala, or Madeira can also do the job. All of these options have a more intense flavor from higher alcohol content or higher acidity, so use a tiny bit less.

What juice pairs well with white wine? ›

Try mixing pineapple juice with a glass of white wine for a different take on the more traditional rum co*cktail. Stick with a sweeter white wine, such as a riesling, to have it taste like a refreshing glass of fruity sangria. Once you try it, you'll understand why we think it's one of the best drinks to mix with wine.

What not to mix with wine? ›

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What is the difference between Pinot Grigio and sauvignon blanc? ›

Sauvignon Blanc offers a more vibrant and fruit-forward experience, with its zesty acidity and tropical or citrusy flavors. Pinot Grigio, on the other hand, presents a softer and more subtle profile, with delicate fruit notes and a touch of floral elegance.

How do you make white wine taste better? ›

Bubbles and ice can make a big difference in the taste of your wine. To make a spritzer, add a splash of club soda to reds, whites, or rosés to liven the flavor and add some texture. If you want to get fancy with it, add berry flavored seltzer water to reds and rosés, or lemon or pear flavors to whites.

What is the difference between Pinot Grigio and chardonnay wine? ›

Differences Between Chardonnay and Pinot Grigio. If you were to sip Chardonnay and Pinot Grigio back to back, you'd notice that Chardonnay is a much heavier wine on the palate and tastes like buttered toast. Pinot Grigio is much leaner, with more pronounced acidity and green fruit notes.

What can I mix with Chardonnay to make it taste better? ›

Chardonnay Cosmopolitan

The combination of Chardonnay, cranberry juice, and lime juice creates a refreshing and tangy taste that is perfect for special occasions.

Can I mix Sprite with wine? ›

Pour one bottle of red wine into a pitcher. Top with ¾ of a liter of lemony soda like Sprite or 7Up (that's 750ML, or just over 3 cups). Optionally, garnish each glass with lemon and orange wheels. Serve immediately, as it will lose its bubbles over time.

What can I mix with wine to make it better? ›

What To Mix With Wine: Making The Perfect co*cktail
  1. Orange Juice.
  2. Apple Cider Sangria.
  3. Club Soda or Soda Water.
  4. co*ke.
  5. Lemonade.
  6. Nectar.
  7. More Alcohol.
  8. In Summary.
Mar 2, 2020

What can I mix with wine to make it taste good? ›

What To Mix With Wine: Making The Perfect co*cktail
  • Orange Juice.
  • Apple Cider Sangria.
  • Club Soda or Soda Water.
  • co*ke.
  • Lemonade.
  • Nectar.
  • More Alcohol.
  • In Summary.
Mar 2, 2020

Which is the best combination with wine? ›

Red wines pair best with bold flavored meats (e.g. red meat). White wines pair best with light-intensity meats (e.g. fish or chicken). Bitter wines (e.g. red wines) are best balanced with fat. It is better to match the wine with the sauce than with the meat.

What is the best way to serve white wine? ›

Serving white wines between 45-50 degrees Fahrenheit will give you the best flavor profile possible for these types of wines. This is why it's also important not to store your white wines in your traditional refrigerator.

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