Delightful Peach White Wine Slushies

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Whip up these breezy peach white wine slushies—just what you need for sunny weather. First, toss frozen peaches in a blender. Pour in that simple syrup (sugar dissolved into warm water). Slowly add cold sauvignon blanc as you blend until you hit that perfect icy slush. Pour into your favorite glass, pop on a fresh peach slice, and sip away. Got some extra peach flavor? Try swapping in peaches you froze at home. These chilled cocktails are always a hit!

Monica
By Monica Monica
Updated on Sun, 18 May 2025 12:56:28 GMT
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Two glasses of orange juice with sliced apples on top. | flavorsfuse.com

Toss a bottle of Sauvignon Blanc with frozen peaches and you've got the chillest summer drink. Those peaches don't just sweeten things up—they give you that dreamy, icy texture everyone wants when it's hot out.

I whipped these up the first time during a crazy hot backyard hangout—everyone finished their glasses before I'd even made it over with refills. Now my friends don't let a summer party go by without demanding a round, especially once peach season hits.

Tasty Ingredients

  • Frozen peaches: Freeze fresh ones for top flavor, but the bagged frozen kind works too
  • Sauvignon Blanc: Go for something zippy and not too sweet—keeps things balanced with those peaches
  • Granulated sugar: You’ll cook this with water for a syrup that smoothly blends the flavors
  • Water: This is just for making your simple syrup, nothing fancy
  • Fresh peach slices: Pop a slice on top for a burst of aroma and a pretty touch

Easy How-To

Pour and Serve:
Quickly pour your slush into frosty glasses. It melts fast, so don’t wait. Drop in a peach slice for the finishing touch and hand them out right away.
Add the Wine:
While your blender’s whirring on medium, slowly pour in that chilly Sauv Blanc. Let it blend for about 30 seconds so everything gets smooth. You want a thick, even slush when you’re done.
Blend Peaches and Syrup:
Toss your frozen peach chunks and cooled syrup into a blender. Hit high until it’s all thick and totally smooth, no peach bits left.
Make the Syrup:
Cook sugar and water over medium, stirring 'til clear, not cloudy—this takes about 3 minutes. Let it cool completely at room temp (give it 15 minutes, trust me). If you rush, your slush melts too quick later.
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Two glasses of peach juice sitting on a table. | flavorsfuse.com

The best part? Seeing everyone’s face when they take a sip. You can tell the peach flavor pops without drowning out the wine. Even my husband, who was convinced it’d be candy-sweet, now asks for these whenever dinner moves outdoors and the heat’s on.

Top Wine Choice

What really makes this drink shine is your wine pick. Sauvignon Blanc is a winner because its zingy citrus side matches up with peaches perfectly. Look for bottles described as citrusy or tropical, not grassy. New Zealand types are awesome in this, but any dry or just-off-dry white wine will do. Skip dessert-style wines since you've already got syrup in mix.

Prep Ahead Tips

These are a lifesaver when you want to get drinks ready before your guests arrive. Whip up the blended mix, pop it in something freezer-safe, and stash it for up to 4 hours. The alcohol keeps things soft. To serve, just stir or give it a quick blend. Want to keep it even longer? Freeze just the peaches and syrup, then blend with cold wine when you need it.

Fun Twists

Love to mix things up? Toss in a handful of basil or mint with everything for a fresh twist—so good with both wine and peach. Want a little kick? Pour in a bit of elderflower liqueur or peach schnapps. Or try swapping out some of the peaches for frozen strawberries or raspberries when berries are in season. You can't mess this up, honestly.

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Two glasses of frozen orange juice on a tabletop. | flavorsfuse.com

How to Serve It

These slushies are a hit with summery snacks like melon wrapped in prosciutto, goat cheese toast, or a simple shrimp plate. For dessert, serve mini portions in shot glasses with buttery cookies. If you’re throwing a big party, set up a little bar: let everyone top their drink with berries, citrus, or a sprig of their favorite herb.

FAQs About the Recipe

→ How do I make this drink a bit sweeter?

If you like things sweeter, just add more simple syrup or pick a white wine that’s a little on the sweet side, like Riesling.

→ Could I swap in fresh peaches if I don’t have frozen?

Definitely! Slice up some fresh peaches, freeze them until solid, and you’ll get that nice frosty texture with a flavor boost.

→ Which white wine should I choose?

Sauvignon blanc works really well thanks to its crisp vibes, but go ahead and try pinot grigio if you feel like mixing it up.

→ Is there a way to make it without alcohol?

No problem—switch out the wine for white grape juice or peach nectar. You still get all that sweet juicy taste, just no booze.

→ Can I stash this drink ahead of time?

Blend and serve right away for the slushiest texture. If you want, you can freeze what’s left and give it a quick blend again before you pour.

Peach Wine Slushies

Kick back with a frosty white wine peach slush—just what you need on warm days.

Prep Time
10 min
Cooking Time
10 min
Total Time
20 min
By Monica: Monica

Category: Fusion Baking

Skill Level: Beginner-Friendly

Cuisine Style: American

Yield: 4 Servings

Dietary Preferences: Vegetarian, Gluten-Free, Lactose-Free

What You'll Need

→ Main Ingredients

01 1 fresh peach, sliced into wedges for topping
02 1/2 cup water
03 1 bottle sauvignon blanc, chilled
04 1/2 cup white sugar
05 1 (16 oz) bag frozen or fresh peaches, then frozen

Step-by-Step Guide

Step 01

Pour your blended mix into cups, add those peach slices on top, and enjoy right away.

Step 02

Keep the blender running and slowly pour in the sauvignon blanc. Blend until everything’s totally mixed and smooth.

Step 03

Put those frozen peaches and the cooled syrup in your blender. Hit blend until you don’t see any chunks.

Step 04

In a little pot, put in water and sugar. Let it bubble gently, stir now and then until the sugar’s gone. Take it off the heat and let it cool down all the way.

Additional Notes

  1. Want even more punch? Chop up some ripe peaches and freeze them in a bag. Frozen fruit can be a bit bland, so grab fresh local peaches if you can.

Essential Tools

  • Serving glasses
  • Blender
  • Small saucepan

Nutritional Facts (Per Serving)

This info is for reference purposes only and isn't a substitute for medical advice.
  • Calories: 159
  • Fats: ~
  • Carbohydrates: 34 g
  • Proteins: 1 g