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Jump to Recipe | Jump to Video | Save RecipeSTRAWBERRY ROSÉ MINT LIMEADE. All caps were 100% needed for this.
There is nothing more fresh than using in-season strawberries to make this strawberry rosé mint limeade. It’s got the sweetness from the strawberries, the bubbly and booze from the rosé, the refreshing mint, and of course the tanginess from the lime.
Basically the best combination for a refreshing summer drink.
No lie — Jason and I were out on our deck sipping on this one morning (ha, yes, morning) while we watched Winston frolic around in our yard.
Can we also talk about the color?! If you’ve got farmers markets around you, now is the time to take advantage of those freshly picked strawberries! Omg, so ripe and they’re basically begging you to buy them and put them in this drink.
So this doesn’t taste like those artificial limeades that you get at a certain drive-thru but exponentially better, obvi.
But really, it’s made with fresh ingredients and no artificial sugars. Just pure ingredients.
This would be really good with just sparkling water, too. It’s just such a refreshing drink that you can truly sip on it any time of day. It’ll for sure cool you down and you’ll definitely want to make a pitcher of this for your next gathering. Pretty sure everyone is going to ask for the recipe.
Which is below!
Your new go-to summer drink this season!

Strawberry Rosé Mint Limeade
Ingredients
- 1 cup fresh strawberries, hulled
- ½ cup water
- 2 tablespoons agave nectar
- ¼ cup fresh squeezed lime juice
- Mint leaves
- Crushed ice
- Rosé or sparkling water
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Equipment
Instructions
- In a blender, add strawberries, water, agave, and lime. Blend until smooth.
- Divide strawberry mixture evenly amongst 3-4 glasses then add mint leaves. Using a muddler, muddle the mint leaves to release flavor.
- Add crushed ice then fill the rest of the glasses with rosé or sparkling water.
- Serve chilled.
Video
NUTRITION FACTS
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Amy
Sunday 25th of July 2021
Do you think this would work with frozen strawberries instead of fresh and omit the ice? Wanting to make this at a beach house this weekend and don’t think I’ll have access to crushed ice.
Julie Chiou
Monday 26th of July 2021
yes, absolutely!
Heather
Sunday 5th of July 2020
This looks amazing! Are you using a sparkling rose? You mentioned bubbles from the rose but I don’t see it specified in the recipe.
Julie Wampler
Friday 10th of July 2020
i think i did use sparkling rosé! sorry it wasn't specified!
Ambre
Thursday 5th of September 2019
Does anyone have a substitute for the agave nectar? I am deathly allergic to agave!
Julie Wampler
Friday 6th of September 2019
honey works
Stacy
Tuesday 23rd of May 2017
Looks delish! I plan to make this recipe this weekend. Rose wine isn't something I've purchased before, any recommendations on brand to compliment this correctly?
Julie
Wednesday 24th of May 2017
I honestly just go into the wine section of my local grocery store (Wegmans) and ask the wine desk their suggestion and/or they always have some 'featured' wines on display so I usually grab a bottle from that!
Melissa @ Insider The Kitchen
Sunday 21st of May 2017
This drink looks and sounds yummy. I wouldn’t mind sipping on one right now.