If there was ever a wine that was created for spring and summer – it’s rosé. All you’ll need is some sparkling pink wine, rosé, and a bit of elderberry flower lemonade. You can find the full recipe here.

This is one of the most “adulty” summer treats you could ever imagine. And, let’s face it – sparkling pink wine is the best thing since sliced bread. Here’s the recipe.

Since we’re talking about granitas– this recipe is absolutely next level. The classic combo of honey and lemon is absolutely to die for – and so refreshing! Find out how to make it for your next party, here’s the recipe.

Sangria is already an amazing summer beverage to sip on, but when you turn it into a granita (basically a fancy slushy)? It’s absolutely off the charts. Here’s how to make it.

Not a fan of pink-colored wines? How about red? You might not associate red wine with being cold or turned into a slushy, but really, you’ve been seriously missing out. Here’s the recipe for this delicious summer treat.

You might have trouble waiting for this one to freeze because it’s so yummy. It’s summer! So, of course, blueberries, raspberries, and blackberries should be used at every opportunity. Here’s how to make this sweet and refreshing beverage.

More raspberries, please! Oh, yeah, and wine too. What makes this drink so yummy is the garnish – topped with a chocolate whipped cream. Hello! Here’s the full recipe.

Red wine and orange were meant for each other. If you haven’t tried this combo yet – you’ve really been depriving yourself. This slushy recipe is basically summer in a glass.

Red wine is delicious with oranges but as it turns out – so is white wine. Add a little bit of Grand Marnier to this slushy and it’s out-of-this-world! Find out how to make it here.

Peaches are another fruit that was made for wine slushies. But there’s just one problem – it’s hard not to get a brain freeze slugging this sweet drink down. Careful! Find out how to make it here.

Moscato is already sweet, so, naturally – it should be turned into a slushie drink. Make a pitcher of it for your next gathering or…just for yourself. Either way. Here’s the recipe.

Mimosas are amazing. Everyone knows that. Brunch really just isn’t complete without them. So, you should probably turn them into a slushy – it’s only right. Here’s the recipe.

This slushy recipe calls for vanilla ice cream and blueberries and I’m totally fine with that. Plus, I really can’t think of a better way to get some antioxidants. Find out how to make it here.

Watermelon is the quintessential summertime fruit, am I right? So, since you’re making wine slushies, might as well throw some in! Oh, and peaches too! This is such a refreshing recipe and it’s really quite easy to make – here’s how.

Oh, heck – let’s just throw in all the summer fruits since we’re at it! This recipe calls for strawberries, peaches, and grapes (we recommend cherries too!). Here’s how to make it. So easy and so delicious!

This is one of those alcoholic drinks that are so delicious that they should really be considered dangerous. You’ll need some prosecco or champagne, frozen peaches, and mango nectar for this perfect summer beverage. Here’s the recipe.

This refreshing wine slushy recipe calls for white wine (they recommend picking a favorite chardonnay) and some apple juice. This slush is also great on those warm fall evenings too! Here’s how to make it.

Strawberries, lime, and riesling were made for each other, and that’s made obvious in this super yummy summer drink recipe. Plus, riesling is already so sweet, it was pretty much invented for slushies. Here are the step-by-step instructions.

If you have a strong sweet tooth, this is going to be your new favorite drink to sip on this summer. “And it’s suuuuuper easy to make. All you need is ice, Moscato wine and a blender,” Jordan’s Easy Entertaining says on their blog. That’s also where you can find the recipe.

Frozen mixed berries and pink zinfandel? Yes, please! Freeze those babies together and blend them up and you have heaven in a wine glass. Here’s the full recipe.

This is one of those recipes that makes you feel like you’re a kid again. Except, you know, with booze because you’re a grown-up now. No, really though – this slushy is ridiculously tasty. Find out how to make it here.

“I’ll drink any type of sangria that’s in front of me, but I’m a sucker for red wine sangria. Simply add ice cubes, red wine, frozen blueberries, frozen strawberries, raspberries, orange-flavored liquor, orange juice and a little sugar into a blender until smooth and serve immediately or pop it in the freezer,” says Wide Open Eats. Here’s the recipe.

This is, by far, one of the easiest summer wine slushy recipes to make – ever. Plus, we’d go ahead and say that it’s safe to say it’s considered a “healthy” cocktail, right? Sure! Here’s how to make it.

“I’d love to see this wine slushie come out of one of those machines at the store. Fruity and bursting with delicious flavors, this cherry red wine slushie is actually pretty good for you too, so drink up” says Wide Open Eats. And we agree! Here’s how to make it.

Here’s what you’ll need to make this beautiful and delicious slushies: three bottles of wine (red, white, and pink), a blender, and lots of ice cube trays. Just a few more simple steps and you’re good to go! Find out how to make it here.

Peaches and mint are two flavors that are simply divine when put together. So, of course, when you use them to make a refreshing wine slushy, it’s going to be insanely good. Here’s the full recipe.

“Don’t have the cash for that beach vacation? Make this pineapple and peach number with pinot grigio instead,” says The Kitchn. You can find the full recipe.

Dark, boozy, and refreshing! Delish! Cool off this summer and sip on this yummy slushy by the pool or on your patio. You’ll just need some merlot, blackberries, and sugar. Here’s the full recipe and instructions.

Limoncello is another one of those beverages that just screams “drink me outside!” during those summer months. Plus, it’s so very yummy when paired with watermelon and prosecco. Here’s how to make this delicious slush.

There’s only one thing that can make a wine slushy even better – and that is fresh herbs. Lavender is such a wonderful flavor to add to these delightful drinks, especially when paired with lemonade. Here’s the recipe.