Pomegranate Rose Spritzers

Happy Monday guys. Can you believe we are already halfway through October? Seriously, when did that happen? It feels like it’s still summer, patio sitting, rosé sipping time.

Pomegranate Rosé Spritzers
Pomegranate Rosé Spritzers

Maybe because of the weird weather we’ve been having. We went to a corn maze last weekend in shorts and flip flops. We live in the northeast. Too weird. I’m ready for the weather to catch up to the calendar and cool down. Bring on the brisk breezes and all the festivities. I mean Halloween is in TWO WEEKS.

Pomegranate Rosé Spritzers
Pomegranate Rosé Spritzers

(Side note: we got Goose’s Halloween costume. She’s gonna be a unicorn. She picked. I had absolutely NOTHING to do with it. However, now we are going to be a happy little unicorn family when we trick or treat and there will be so much glitter involved and I am so unbelievably psyched.)

Pomegranate Rosé Spritzers
Pomegranate Rosé Spritzers

Not that I want to rush through Halloween by any means, because hello glitter unicorns, but after Halloween, I feel like the holiday season is fair game. And the holiday season is the glitteriest season of all. So. Much. Sparkle. I just love it. I love everything shiny and sparkly.

Pomegranate Rosé Spritzers
Pomegranate Rosé Spritzers

So obviously, I love these pomegranate rosé spritzers so much. So much you guys. I mean they are sparkly and pretty and a great way to enjoy rosé through the holiday season. Not that I really need an excuse to keep on drinking rose all year long. Rose all day. All year. And these Wines of Provence rosés are perfect to enjoy all year. They aren’t just for summer cocktail time. Personally, I think a good Wines of Provence rosés is worthy of cocktail time no matter the season because I’m definitely a rosé girl, especially when we are talking about these. They are more floral than most rosés I’ve had. It’s delicious. It’s pink. It’s French so it makes me feel classier. It’s perfect. Plus, they pair well with everything from light summer fair to a hearty blood orange roast chicken and creamy shrimp risotto with garlicky kale. But if you feel like rosé is too warm weather for you, try jazzing it up for the season with these pomegranate rosé spritzers.

Pomegranate Rosé Spritzers
Pomegranate Rosé Spritzers

They are so easy to make, and the recipe makes one glass, but you could easily multiply the recipe to make enough to suit any crowd. And the bubbles and the pomegranate? Well, if they don’t scream festive I don’t know what does.

Pomegranate Rosé Spritzers
Pomegranate Rosé Spritzers

So cheers! Looking for other cocktail recipes? Try these:

Pomegranate Rosé Spritzers

Pomegranate Rose Spritzers

Festive Pomegranate Spritzers are the perfect cocktail for any occasion and make a lovely addition to holiday parties.
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Total Time: 5 minutes
Course: cocktail, drink
Cuisine: American
Servings: 1 drink
Author: Seasoned Sprinkles

Ingredients

  • 1 lime wedge
  • 1 sprig of mint
  • sugar for rimming the glass
  • Splash Lemon lime soda or seltzer
  • 3/4 cup of Wines of Provence Rosé of your choice
  • 1 ounce of pomegranate vodka
  • 2 tbs pomegranate juice
  • 2 tbs pomegranate arils seeds or jewels

Instructions

  • Run the lime wedge along the edge of your glass. Dip the lime rimmed glass into a shallow bowl of sugar to create the pretty sugar wedge. Add the rosé and pomegranate vodka and juice into the glass and give it a stir. Finish with a splash of lemon lime soda or seltzer and drop in pomegranate arils. Garnish with mint and enjoy.

Notes

Chill rosé if desired.

Nutrition

Serving: 1drink
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9 Comments

  1. These spritzers are so pretty and sparkly! Perfect for the holidays. Or any day, really 🙂 I envy your summer-like weather…we’re getting really chilly up here. PS: Have a fun Halloween with your unicorn!

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