Frosé pouches are now a thing and they're basically alcoholic juice boxes - 2 minutes read
Here's where you can buy frosé pouches you can put in your freezer
Hot summer days call for frozen rosé, and now, fans of the slushy pink drink don't have to leave their house to drink it. The self-proclaimed first premium pre-packed frosé is available to buy in certain stores and online, making it easier to sip on a drink that usually requires a blender.
This frosty take on wine comes from Chanmé Frosé, which is made from 2018 California rosé wine. At $19.99 for a four pack of pouches — which the brand says together equals one bottle of wine — it's also pretty cost effective, compared to what customers might pay ordering the drink at a bar or restaurant.
"Chanmé Frosé is a wine specialty product that caters to modern day consumers' tastes and needs," reads the product description on the brand's website. "Frosé is a lightly sweetened and frozen version of Rosé wine. We are the only pre-packaged frozen wine drink that uses 100% real wine."
According to Chanmé, the alcohol content of each pouch is 6.90%, and it just requires freezing and then squeezing to consume, much like the juice pouches you had when you were a kid. It comes in a pink and white pouch with a tiger on the front.
Food and drink blog Flavorful World gave the product good reviews, saying that not only was the wine tasty, but that the packaging made it portable and easy to bring along for summer activities.
The frosé is now available for purchase on the Chanmé website, and can be shipped to over 30 states. You can also use the site's store locator to buy the drink in person across eight states, including California, Connecticut, D.C., Florida, New Jersey, Nevada, New York, and South Carolina.
Source: Insider.com
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Hot summer days call for frozen rosé, and now, fans of the slushy pink drink don't have to leave their house to drink it. The self-proclaimed first premium pre-packed frosé is available to buy in certain stores and online, making it easier to sip on a drink that usually requires a blender.
This frosty take on wine comes from Chanmé Frosé, which is made from 2018 California rosé wine. At $19.99 for a four pack of pouches — which the brand says together equals one bottle of wine — it's also pretty cost effective, compared to what customers might pay ordering the drink at a bar or restaurant.
"Chanmé Frosé is a wine specialty product that caters to modern day consumers' tastes and needs," reads the product description on the brand's website. "Frosé is a lightly sweetened and frozen version of Rosé wine. We are the only pre-packaged frozen wine drink that uses 100% real wine."
According to Chanmé, the alcohol content of each pouch is 6.90%, and it just requires freezing and then squeezing to consume, much like the juice pouches you had when you were a kid. It comes in a pink and white pouch with a tiger on the front.
Food and drink blog Flavorful World gave the product good reviews, saying that not only was the wine tasty, but that the packaging made it portable and easy to bring along for summer activities.
The frosé is now available for purchase on the Chanmé website, and can be shipped to over 30 states. You can also use the site's store locator to buy the drink in person across eight states, including California, Connecticut, D.C., Florida, New Jersey, Nevada, New York, and South Carolina.
Source: Insider.com
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Keywords:
Frose • Refrigerator • Frose • Blender • Frose • Rosé • Frose • Wine • Frose • Rosé • Frozen food • Drink • Alcohol by volume • Frozen food • Grape • Food • Blog • Wine • Packaging and labeling • Frose • Online locator service • California • Connecticut • Washington, D.C. • Florida • New Jersey • Nevada • New York • South Carolina •