12 Wine Slushies to Keep You Cool in the Heat

As the outside temperature begins to rise, so does the need for a few refreshing adult beverages. Slushies were your favorite childhood treat, so it only makes sense that they’re recreated with one of your go-to adult drinks — wine. Your most beloved cocktails have already been given the slushie treatment (very berry mojito slushies, anyone?), so now it’s time to break out your favorite vino for its own chilly makeover. Whether you prefer a bold Merlot or a crisp Chardonnay, there’s a perfect icy treat calling your name. Keep reading for 12 invigorating wine slushies that will keep you cool no matter the heat index.

1. Raspberry Rosé Wine Slushies: Frozen raspberries and raspberry liqueur take this rosé slushie to a whole new level. Eat it with a spoon like a boozy sorbet, or sip through a straw for a quick cooldown. Warning: Brain freeze is likely. (via Always Order Dessert)

2. Rosé Slushie: The addition of elderflower liqueur and rose lemonade gives this slushie an elegant floral essence. Serve in a coupe glass with an edible flower and consider yourself a domestic diva. (via Style Me Pretty)

3. Strawberry Peach Wine Slushies: You can’t go wrong with a refreshing blended cocktail with only three ingredients. You could throw everything in the blender and serve it as is, but when you separate the strawberry and peach layers, the presentation is on point. (via Hungry Happens)

4. Frozen Sangria Slushies: Sangria is a staple beverage no matter what time of year it is. Problem is, you usually have to let the fruit soak in the wine for a few hours before drinking. The solution? Blend everything together to make a frothy slushie. (via Baking a Moment)

5. Tropical Wine Slushie: If you can’t get away to the beach, bring the beach to you. Pinot Grigio works perfectly in this tropical mango-peach slushie, but any white wine will do the trick. (via Twinspiration)

6. Watermelon Limoncello Prosecco Slushies: If you’re going to day drink, you might as well go all out. Any Italian would be proud of this cocktail, which uses both Limoncello and Prosecco. Talk about delizioso. (via Floating Kitchen)

7. White Wine Margarita: It can be hard for a margarita lover to give up their go-to drink. Try switching out the tequila for Chardonnay and experience your new favorite way to indulge in a marg or two. (via Tammilee Tips)

8. Wine Slush: This *genius* slushie hack involves blending Moscato and fruit together, pouring the mixture into ice trays and re-blending the cubes whenever you’re ready for a drink. Mind = Blown. (via Love Grows Wild)

9. Pinot Slush: This citrus-packed slush is sure to invigorate all your senses. Keep frozen cubes of orange and pineapple juice in your freezer so this drink is ready when you are. Throw in a splash of Grand Marnier to add an unexpected punch to the cocktail. (via Daily Appetite)

10. Moscato Slushie: Get a little help from the grocery store and use pre-made frozen smoothie blends to make your slushie. The texture will be extra creamy, and you only have to buy two items. Score! (via Simply Charmed)

11. Strawberry Riesling Slushies: There’s no point in buying an expensive wine when you’re blending it with fruit. Save money on the booze and opt for organic strawberries instead. Depending on how ripe your fruit is, you may need to add a bit of sugar to sweeten things up. (via Annie’s Eats)

12. Blueberry Cream Wine Slush: The only thing better than a wine slushie is a wine slushie with ice cream in it. Dessert meets happy hour in the form of this slushie with white wine, blueberries and vanilla ice cream. (via U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council)

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It's almost time to return to Cousins! The Summer I Turned Pretty season 3 is coming this summer, and Prime Video just gave us a first official look at Belly, Jeremiah, and Conrad. The new episodes will open at the end of Belly's freshman year of college, and in addition to seeing the evolution of our favorite characters, author and co-showrunner Jenny Han says "there are going to be surprises" in the final season. Eek!

Here's your first look at Lola Tung, Gavin Casalegno, and Christopher Briney in The Summer I Turned Pretty season 3, coming to Prime Video July 2025!


Jenny Han says 'The Summer I Turned Pretty' fans are in for a few surprises.

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"There are the things that [fans] know and then there are things they think they know, and then there's going to be, hopefully, things that surprise them," Jenny Han tells Entertainment Weekly. Listen, I am a very proud member of Team Conrad, and seeing how cozy Belly and Jeremiah are in these pics (not to mention the set leak that's definitely not in the third book), I'm starting to wonder if Prime Video is teasing I should switch teams.

But no matter which team you're on, Lola Tung promises the season won't let you down.

Team #JellyFish will get their time this season.

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"The one thing I've always admired about Jenny is that every season and every decision about what's coming next is purely to serve the story," Lola says. "She's never going to do anything that doesn't make sense for the story. It's all about this beautiful world she's created and giving the fans something really, really special and giving us something really special to work with."

And that includes some sweet moments which Jeremiah and Belly, who "are, at their core, best friends," Lola adds. "That relationship is something that's so special and so unique to them, so it's exciting to see this season and how their relationship blossoms."

And 'The Summer I Turned Pretty' images also feature Conrad.

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But don't worry Conrad fans, we also get a look at the elder Fisher brother who "we know that he went to Stanford, and so he's continuing on his journey to become a doctor, as you can see from that white coat," Jenny says. "I think people won't be surprised to see that."

Keep reading for more images from The Summer I Turned Pretty season 3!

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Jenny Han also teases this image is actually a flashback, "so do with that what you will." BRB, I'm off dreaming of a beach vacation. I also can't help but point out the warm color grade of this season! The golden look makes everything feel warmer and more magical — and offers a youthful glow as Belly gets older.

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But for those of us who care more about Steven and Taylor (Sean Kaufman and Rain Spencer) than the main love triangle, we got this single crumb from the new images. And I'm more than happy about it, thank you very much.

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Belly (Lola Tung) gets cozy on campus in a hoodie and sunglasses.

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And Belly and Jeremiah (Gavin Casalegno) get cozy with each other at a party.

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But they work as hard as they play! I have this exact outfit Belly's wearing, and you best believe I'm adding it into my fashion rotation.

How many episodes will The Summer I Turned Pretty season 3 have?

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Great news! The Summer I Turned Pretty season 3 will have 11 episodes instead of 7 or 8 like seasons 1 and 2 did. Stay tuned for the official release schedule.

Who's in the cast?

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The Summer I Turned Pretty season 3 cast features all your favorites:

  • Lola Tung as Belly Conklin: a beach-loving volleyball player who's always dreaming of summer.
  • Christopher Briney as Conrad Fisher: Belly and Steven's lifelong friend who Belly's always had a crush on.
  • Gavin Casalegno as Jeremiah Fisher: Conrad's sunny younger brother.
  • Sean Kaufman as Steven Conklin: Belly's older brother.
  • Rain Spencer as Taylor Jewel: Belly's best friend.
  • Jackie Chungas Laurel Park: Belly and Steven's mom and Susannah Fisher's best friend.

Meet The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3 Cast before the new episodes air on Prime Video this July!

1923 season 2 premieres on Paramount+ February 23, and Michelle Randolph (who plays Elizabeth Dutton in the cast) is "so excited" for you to watch the new episodes — and she's been keeping up with all your fan theories!

"There are some crazy ones. I feel like the biggest fan theory thing is the family tree," she tells Brit + Co exclusively. "I've seen many different family trees and so it's like, 'OK, which one's accurate?' I actually drew my own at one point."

Here's what Michelle Randolph had to say about 1923 season 2, and the Dutton family tree, in Brit + Co's exclusive 1923 interview.

Michelle Randolph teases '1923' season 2 finally gives us answers to the Dutton family tree.

By the end of season 2, Michelle Randolph says "we might be able to fill in some blanks" in the Dutton family tree, which is a very hot topic for internet users! "I had to make my own [family tree] because all of the ones I saw on the internet were like — every single one was different. I was like 'I'm confused.'"

The Dutton family is made up of incredible cast members like Brandon Sklenar, Harrison Ford, and Helen Mirren, and Michelle reveals that the cast are just as close as their characters.

"There's a giant group chat called Giddy Up, which started during cowboy camp of season one," she says. "A cute little name, and I think I mean we all were on location in Montana and all in the same hotel, and we would get dinners after [filming], so I think even though our characters are very different and in different story lines like we all really did bond, which was really helpful to have each other throughout the chaos of of shooting a show."

The actress also says Elizabeth would connect with her 'Landman' character Ainsley.

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And if you're a tried and true Taylor Sheridan fan, you've probably picked up on the fact that Michelle isn't just in 1923 — she also has a starring role as Ainsley Norris in Landman! But would Elizabeth and Ainsley get along if they met in an alternate universe?

"That would be a fun thing to witness. I think they would," she says. "They're very different, but the similarities between them is they're both young women who are finding their place in this world and I think that they both actually look at the world through very bright eyes and have a lot of hope, which is an interesting correlation between the two of them. I think Elizabeth has gone through so much more than Ainsley obviously, so there might be a difference there, but I think they would get along."

Check out the 8 Compelling Historical Fiction Books For 1923 Lovers and read our interview with Julia Schlaepfer where she teases the Spencer and Alex's future.

This interview has been edited for length and clarity. And this post has been updated.

Leaders in the matcha industry are predicting a matcha shortage this spring. Sparked by a huge surge in demand, it’s possible that your go-to drink could be affected.

Here’s everything you need to know about this season’s matcha shortage.

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Per The Japan Times, increased demand for matcha powder put an “unprecedented strain” on the tea industry last year, and the same effect is predicted to take place in 2025.

According to the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Japan saw a 185% increase in matcha production from 2010 to 2023 in order to keep up with demand from cafes and home baristas around the world, The Japan Timesreports.

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Seeing that over half of Japan’s matcha is exported internationally, matcha lovers are looking toward the country for their green tea fix. Search interest for matcha has nearly quadrupled over the past 5 years, and it shows no sign of slowing down.

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This year, mostly organic matcha strains will be affected by the shortage, though lower-grade varieties could face the same issues if consumers begin reaching for them in favor of organic offerings. While top-tier, organic strains like ceremonial-grade matcha are known for being sweeter and smoother, the lower-grade kinds like culinary-grade matcha are noticeably more bitter and don't have the same vibrant color.

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Matcha can only be harvested in the springtime, so though a shortage may be happening now, there’s hope for increased supply in the near future. This year’s harvest will start in April.

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Even though production will ramp up, Jason Eng of Kametani Tea in Japan, a company that produces matcha for beverage companies around the world, says: “This year will be an interesting one. We haven’t hit a point yet where we’re going to run out, but it’s going to be really tight this autumn – not just for us but for everybody. The demand is off the charts.”

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