Love All Frosé Review & Homemade Recipe — Miami Open 2026 Signature Cocktail
The Miami Open's new signature cocktail is exactly what spring should taste like — bright Santa Margherita rosé blended into an icy, blush-pink slush with fresh strawberry sweetness in every sip. It's lighter than a cocktail, more fun than a glass of wine, and dangerously easy to drink on a warm afternoon. Make it at home and serve it in something cute because this drink deserves the full main-character treatment.
Ingredients
Main ingredients
- rosé wine 10 oz
- frozen strawberries 1 cup
- lemon juice 2 oz
- simple syrup 2 oz
- ice cubes 1 cup
Seasonings/Sauce
- fresh strawberry, for garnish 2 pieces
Nutrition summary
Carbohydrates
30 g
54%
Protein
1 g
2%
Fat
0 g
0%
Cooking steps
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Pour the rosé wine into a large freezer-safe container and freeze for at least 6 hours until slushy but not solid. This step creates the signature frozen base.
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Add frozen rosé, frozen strawberries, lemon juice, simple syrup, and ice cubes to a high-speed blender.
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Blend on high for 30–60 seconds, pausing to stir if necessary, until mixture is smooth and slushy with a vivid pink hue.
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4
Pour immediately into two chilled stemmed glasses. Presentation tip: use a spoon to mound the frosé higher than the rim for that Instagram-worthy look.
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Garnish each glass with a fresh strawberry on the rim. Serve immediately before it melts for the Miami Open flavor experience.
Personalized Q&A
Q. What does Love All Frosé taste like?
Love All Frosé is a bright, refreshing slushy cocktail with crisp rosé wine as the base, bursting with sweet-tart strawberry flavor and tangy lemon. The touch of simple syrup rounds out the acidity, resulting in a springlike, not-too-sweet frozen drink that's visually stunning and incredibly sippable.
Q. Does this homemade version taste like the real Love All Frosé?
Yes! By freezing rosé and blending it with real frozen strawberries, lemon juice, and simple syrup, this homemade recipe delivers the same vibrant color, texture, and refreshingly fruity taste as the Miami Open signature cocktail. Using the freezer and a high-speed blender replicates the bar-quality frosé slush perfectly.
Q. How can I make Love All Frosé less sweet or stronger?
To make it less sweet, simply reduce the amount of simple syrup or leave it out entirely. For a stronger kick, use a dry or higher alcohol rosé. If you want a non-alcoholic version, substitute non-alcoholic rosé or pink lemonade for the wine base, keeping the rest of the ingredients the same.
Q. How many calories are in Love All Frosé?
Each serving contains approximately 220 kcal, with 30g of carbohydrates, 1g protein, and virtually no fat. Calories come mainly from the rosé and simple syrup, so adjust your portions or syrup as desired.
Q. When is the best occasion to serve Love All Frosé?
Love All Frosé shines at spring and summer parties, tennis viewing events, or any outdoor gathering. Its striking pink color and ultra-refreshing flavor make it ideal for celebrating sunny days or enjoying as a Miami Open-inspired treat.
