Strawberry Rosé Spritzer

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This Strawberry Rosé Spritzer is THE perfect summertime drink! Full of fresh berries, rosé, and sparkling water, it’s one of my favorite low-sugar La Croix cocktails for summer! I’ve also included a mocktail option, if that’s what you prefer, but either way you’ll want this drink in hand at your next summer BBQ!

I just love a light, refreshing cocktail when it’s the heat of the summer. No heavy sugars, just a light refreshing drink that’s bubbly, refreshing, and full of fresh fruit. This strawberry rosé spritzer is made with fresh strawberries and each individual drink has muddled strawberries at the bottom. SO. FRESH.

This rosé spritzer reminds me of my easy berry mojito that also has fresh fruit and sparkling water. These sparkling low-sugar cocktails really are the perfect summer drink – whether it’s poolside or dining al fresco on your deck!

Ingredients needed

1 bottle of rosé
2-4 cans of La Croix Piña Fraise sparkling water
2 cups fresh strawberries – sliced in half
2 lemons – sliced

ingredients for strawberry rosé spritzer

How to make a strawberry rosé spritzer

Add the fresh strawberries to the bottom of a large pitcher (2-3 quart). Then pour the bottle of rosé into the pitcher.

someone pouring rosé into a glass pitcher

Next, add 2-4 cans of La Croix Piña Fraise to the pitcher until full. Stir the contents of the pitcher, then add the fresh lemon slices.

someone pouring La Croix Piña Fraise into a glass pitcher

To prepare a glass for serving, muddle one strawberry in the bottom of each glass.

a muddled strawberry in the bottom of a glass

Fill the glass with ice, then pour the rosé mixture over the ice. Add a fresh lemon slice and serve immediately.

2 glasses of strawberry rosé spritzer and a pitcher in the background

Recipe FAQs

Is a rosé spritzer sweet?

The sugar content really depends on the type of rosé you use. However, most rosé wines are semi-dry so a rosé spritzer is not very sweet. There is no additional sugar added to this drink other than what is naturally in the fruit and the sugar content of the rosé wine.

How many calories are in a rosé spritzer?

In this particular strawberry rosé spritzer recipe, there are approximately 16 calories, 3.3 g. carb, and 2.1 g. sugar. For detailed nutrition information, please see the nutrition label at the bottom of the recipe card.

What is a wine based spritzer?

A spritzer is a chilled cocktail, usually made with wine and sparkling water.

Can I leave out the rosé to create a mocktail version?

Yes! You can leave out the rosé and just use the fresh fruit and La Croix Piña Fraise for a refreshing mocktail strawberry spritzer.

5 Gluten-Free Recipes to Kick Off Summer!

I’ve teamed up with 4 of my favorite gluten-free bloggers to bring you a roundup of mouthwatering gluten-free recipes to help you kick off your summer BBQ season that pair perfectly with my strawberry rosé spritzer! Here’s what we have in the lineup:

Strawberry Rosé Spritzer by yours truly
Mexican Street Corn and Tomato Salad by Mary at Mary’s Whole Life
Chopped Thai Brussels Sprout Salad by Ellie at Hungry By Nature
Healthy Teriyaki Chicken Thighs by Taryn at Hot Pan Kitchen
Gluten Free Berry Crisp by Ashlea at All The Healthy Things

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