Frozen Melon Gin Spritz

When summer melons are at their peak, there’s no better way to celebrate their naturally sweet, refreshing flavor than in a frozen cocktail. This Frozen Melon Gin Spritz blends juicy cantaloupe (or honeydew, the choice is yours) with fragrant elderflower liqueur, bright lemon juice, fresh mint, and a splash of bubbly prosecco for a drink that’s equal parts elegant and easygoing. Whether you’re hosting brunch on the patio, relaxing by the pool, or winding down after a warm afternoon in the garden, this frosty spritz is a beautiful way to savor the season’s freshest flavors.

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The familiar sweetness of farm-fresh summer cantaloupe is made enchanting with this recipe. Pick a shady spot. Linger over this cooling treat with a friend. There are few summer joys that are sweeter! And just in case melons are already out of season, you need to freeze the cantaloupe in this recipe anyways so you might as well from some already frozen from the store.

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A tall wine glass with florals on the glass holds a Frozen Melon Gin Spritz with mint as a garnish.

Frozen Melon Gin Spritz


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  • Author: Rachel Sinagra at Fig and Ash
  • Yield: 2 Cocktails 1x

Description

Cantaloupe or honeydew take you to your happy place in this frozen cocktail.


Ingredients

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  • 3 oz gin (Bluecoat or Hendricks preferred)
  • .5 oz elderflower liqueur
  • 1 oz lemon juice, fresh
  • 1 oz mint syrup
  • Splash of prosecco
  • 1 1/22 cups frozen cantaloupe balls (or honeydew)
  • Fresh mint to garnish


Instructions

  1. Pick up a melon from a local farmstand. Slice in half and scoop out the seeds. Use a melon baller to create small melon balls. Place the balls on a flat tray and freeze overnight.
  2. Combine all ingredients except prosecco in a blender. Blend until smooth. Add extra frozen melon balls to thicken the mixture, if desired.
  3. Pour 2 oz of prosecco into wine glasses and top with frozen mixture. Garnish with fresh mint

Recipe and Styling by Rachel Sinagra at Fig and Ash
Story by Keith Recker
Photography by Dave Bryce

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