Ingredients Frosé / Wine Slushy!

2 cup Le Grand Courtâge Brut Rosé, chilled
1 cup of Natalie’s OJ Strawberry Lemonade, frozen into ice cubes
2 cups peaches, chopped and frozen

Directions

1. In a blender jar, combine chilled Sparkling Rose, frozen cubes of Strawberry Lemonade, and frozen peaches
2. Blend until smooth
3. Pour into champagne flutes

(Makes 4-6 drinks)

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Ingredients

3-4 Mint Leaves (twist them as you add to release their
flavor and aroma)
3 oz Bourbon
2 tbsp Simple Syrup
1/2 cup Blackberries
1 oz Le Grand Courtâge Blanc de Blancs Brut
Ice cubes

Fill a julep or small rocks glass overflowing with ice cubes. In a shaker, muddle the blackberries, mint leaves, and simple syrup. Add 1 cup of ice cubes and bourbon to the shaker and shake well. Strain the drink into the glass filling it 3/4 full. Top with Le Grand Courtâge, gently stir to combine. Garnish with blackberries and mint.

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Paloma Frosé

Ingredients

• 1 – 12 oz can grapefruit sparkling water
• 4 oz tequila
• ½ Grapefruit, juiced
• 1 Large Lime, juiced
• 3-4 Tbsp Agave nectar
• 1 Bottle Le Grand Courtâge Brut Rosé

Directions

Pour the rosé wine and the grapefruit sparkling water into a large baking dish such as Pyrex. Place in the freezer for 24 hours or until the rosé is frozen solid but will not freeze completely since it’s alcohol.

Add the tequila, grapefruit juice, lime juice & agave to a high-speed blender. Transfer the frozen rosé + sparkling water into the blender. Cover and blend until combined.

Serve immediately, garnished with grapefruit zest or wedges as desired.

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Women’s Cocktail Collective & Female Founded Wine & Spirits Brands. As a founding member of the Women’s Cocktail Collective, we are aligned with the mission of diversifying the back bar with female-owned wine and spirits brands. Le Grand Courtâge CEO/Proprietor Tawnya Falkner grew up in a 3-street town, and that upbringing awoke a desire to see the world. The more she traveled, the more she realized that food and wine are about human connection and bringing people together to share life’s simple pleasures. Fueled by a passion and a belief, Tawnya gave up her career, took the leap, and moved to France. Her vision to create an affordable everyday luxury resulted in Le Grand Courtâge and Très Chic, award-winning French wines with appealing, modern character and an elegant appearance.

Want to join us in our mission? Request a female-founded cocktail at your local bar or mix one up at home!

Recipes for 100% women Founded Wine & Spirits Brands are below:

BERGAMOT SPRITZ

1 oz Pür•Spirits Aperitivo Zamaro

1 oz Square One Bergamot Vodka

Le Grand Courtâge Brut Rose

Juice of half a lemon

Directions: Add pür•spirits aperitivo zamaro, the bergamot vodka, and lemon juice to a champagne glass and top with Le Grand Courtage.

PISCO SPARKLER

1 oz Macchu Pisco

1 oz Pür•Likör Blood Orange Liqueur

Le Grand Courtâge Brut Rosé

Juice of half a lime

Directions: Add liqueur, pisco, and lime juice to a champagne glass and top with the sparkling wine.

POMP 75

2 oz Pomp & Whimsy

2 oz Le Grand Courtâge Blanc de Blancs Brut, chilled

Directions: Pour P&W over ice in a cocktail shaker and swirl until well chilled.  Strain into a coupe and top with brut.  Garnish with a fanciful twist of citrus.

LE GRAND CORSAGE

Le Grand Courtâge Brut Rosé

1 oz Pomp & Whimsy Gin Liqueur⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀

Lemon

Lychee cordial⠀

Directions: Combine gin, juice of lemon, and lychee cordial over ice. Top with brut rosé.

FEMME FATALE

1 oz Square One Organic Vodka

Mango Papaya Shrub (for garnish)

Juice of 1 Lemon

½ oz Simple Syrup

Le Grand Courtâge Blanc de Blancs Brut

Directions: Combine all ingredients, top with brut.

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Ingredients

1 oz Le Grand Courtâge Blanc de Blancs
1-½ oz Vodka
1 oz Lime Juice
¾ oz Simple Syrup
3 Cucumber Slices
3 Jalapeño Slices
3 Mint Leaves

Instructions:

Add all ingredients except for bubbles. Muddle, shake, and strain into a glass then add the bubbles. Top with ice. Garnish with a cucumber wheel and mint sprig.

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1-½ oz Gin
1 oz Elderflower Liqueur or Simple Syrup
½ oz Aperol
1 oz Grapefruit Juice
3-4 oz Le Grand Courtâge Brut Rosé

Add gin, elderflower liqueur, or simple syrup, Aperol, and grapefruit juice to a cocktail shaker with ice, and shake until chilled.

Strain the mixture into a flute. Top with Le Grand Courtâge Brut Rosé.

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  Ingredients:

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There are multiple different kinds of sangria out there, the most common ones are red sangria and white sangria. Well, we are here to introduce you to rosé sangria! This special pink sangria is made with rosé wine including our Trés Chic Rosé wine and is super light and refreshing. It also has a delicate and fruity flavor which is our absolute favorite.

This rosé sangria is perfect for summer entertaining, picnic, BBQ, pool party, enjoying a lazy afternoon, or a fancy dinner party with the girls.

Often sangrias can be quite sweet or mixed with non-traditional ingredients such as ginger ale or cranberry juice. This recipe has a delicate, nuanced flavor that is not too sweet and will have your guests asking for more.

How long should I let the fruit soak?

If you want to serve sangria the correct way, we recommend that you let your fruit stand for at least 15-30 minutes. To serve the best sangria you would ideally like to refrigerate it for at least 2 hours. This will allow your fruit to infuse the wine. We would not recommend anything beyond 4 hours, as the fruit starts to become soggy and lose its color and flavor.

Ingredients for Rosé Sangria

Sangria originated from Spain and is their traditional wine punch. The most common sangria that you probably are familiar with is the classic version of red sangria. This sangria is made with red wine and chopped fruit and is usually mixed with orange juice or brandy.   We also mentioned white sangria, which is simply made with white wine. We thought we would come up with something less traditional using our wine Tres chic to create this simple refreshing rosé sangria.

There are many popular recipes and variations out there when it comes to ingredients. Here are the ingredients in our rose sangria.  We also own Le Grand Courtâge, a French Sparkling Wine, and have a lovely bubbly that would be yummy for a sparkling rosé sangria option as well!

1- 750ml Bottle Très Chic Rosé
2 cups Strawberries, chopped
2 cups Peaches, chopped
½ cup Peach liqueur
½ cup Raspberry or strawberry puree*
2 cups Sparkling water

How To Make Rose Sangria

1. You will need a high-powered blender or a food processor to blend your fruit for the Puree. After you have blended the fruit, strain the fruit and remove the seeds.
2. Include all ingredients except for the sparkling water in a pitcher. Stir and refrigerate until ready to use.
3. Add the sparkling wine to the pitcher right before serving.
4. Pour your finished sangria into glasses filled with ice and it’s ready to serve.

This rosé sangria is super refreshing. It’s great for cookouts and or if you’re just relaxing with the girls. We hope you try out our recipe and enjoy it with your friends or solo if that’s the mood! For more fun recipes like these click here for our curated cocktail recipes booklets!

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