Frozen Peach Bellini Recipe: The Ultimate Summer Brunch Cocktail

When it comes to refreshing summer cocktails, nothing beats a Frozen Peach Bellini. It’s fizzy, fruity, icy, and oh-so-satisfying—everything you want in a drink for sunny brunches, rooftop gatherings, or lazy poolside afternoons. This slushy spin on the classic Bellini blends frozen peaches, peach schnapps, and prosecco into one gloriously smooth glass of sparkling delight.

If you’re a fan of cocktails that are both elegant and effortless, this one is calling your name.

What Is a Frozen Peach Bellini?

The traditional Bellini was born in Venice, Italy, combining peach purée and prosecco. The Frozen Peach Bellini is the modern, more playful version. Instead of purée, we use frozen peaches and ice to create a smoothie-like texture. Add a splash of peach schnapps and bubbly prosecco, and you’ve got a frozen brunch classic with a boozy upgrade.

Whether you’re toasting a summer brunch or cooling off with friends, it’s the perfect combination of celebration and refreshment.

Frozen Peach Bellini

Frozen Peach Bellini

A sparkling, slushy twist on the classic Italian cocktail, the Frozen Peach Bellini blends frozen peaches, peach schnapps, and prosecco into the ultimate summer sipper. Perfect for brunches, garden parties, and sunny afternoons.
Temps de préparation 5 minutes
Temps total 5 minutes
Portions: 2 cocktails
Calories: 160

Ingrédients
  

  • 2 oz prosecco chilled
  • 1 oz peach schnapps
  • 1 cup frozen peaches
  • 1 cup ice
  • sugar for rimming glass (optional)
  • 2 peach slices for garnish
  • 2 mint sprigs for garnish

Method
 

  1. Rub a lemon wedge around the rim of each glass and dip in sugar if desired.
  2. In a blender, combine frozen peaches, ice, peach schnapps, and chilled prosecco.
  3. Blend until smooth and slushy.
  4. Pour into chilled glasses and garnish with a peach slice and mint sprig.
  5. Serve immediately and enjoy the fizzy, fruity refreshment.

Notes

Use frozen white peaches for a sweeter, more floral flavor. To make a mocktail, replace prosecco and schnapps with sparkling white grape juice and a splash of lemon. Make-ahead tip: blend and freeze, then re-blend just before serving. To serve a crowd, scale up the recipe and store in a freezer-safe pitcher.

Ingredients You’ll Need

To make 2 servings:

  • 2 oz prosecco (chilled)
  • 1 oz peach schnapps
  • 1 cup frozen peaches
  • 1 cup ice
  • Optional: Sugar for rim
  • Garnish: Peach slice & mint sprig

Love peach-based drinks? Don’t miss our Peach Vodka Sour for another bold, fruity creation!

How to Make a Frozen Peach Bellini (Step-by-Step)

Frozen Peach Bellini

1. Rim Your Glass (Optional)

Rub a lemon wedge around the rim of your glass. Dip the rim into sugar for a sparkling finish.

2. Blend the Cocktail

In a high-speed blender, combine:

  • 1 cup frozen peaches
  • 1 cup ice
  • 1 oz peach schnapps
  • 2 oz prosecco

Blend until smooth and slushy.

3. Serve It Cold

Pour the mix into chilled glasses. Garnish with a peach slice and a fresh mint sprig.

🎉 Pro Tip: Use frozen white peaches for a lighter color and a sweeter, more floral flavor.

Why You’ll Love This Drink

  • Easy to Make: Only 5 ingredients and 5 minutes!
  • Perfect for Brunch: Light, bubbly, and gorgeous on a table spread.
  • Customizable: Make it stronger, lighter, or even non-alcoholic.

It’s fizzy. It’s fruity. freezing cold. This is summer in a glass.

Looking for inspiration? Try our brunch-ready Tropical Peach Punch – a peach lover’s dream!

Bellini vs Mimosa: What’s the Difference?

While both are brunch favorites, the difference is simple:

DrinkKey Ingredients
BelliniProsecco + Peach
MimosaChampagne + Orange Juice

The Frozen Peach Bellini combines the best of both worlds: bubbles and fresh fruit, but with an icy twist.

Variations to Try

VariationDescription
Strawberry BelliniSwap peaches for frozen strawberries
Frozen Peach Margarita BelliniAdd ½ oz tequila for a boozy edge
Spicy BelliniAdd a dash of cayenne or rim with Tajin
Coconut BelliniAdd 1 oz coconut milk for a tropical note

Don’t miss our Frozen Peach Margarita if you’re craving a spiked slushie with south-of-the-border flair.

Non-Alcoholic Version (Mocktail)

Frozen Peach Bellini

Hosting guests who don’t drink alcohol? Make a Frozen Peach Bellini Mocktail that’s equally gorgeous and delicious.

Ingredients:

  • 1 cup frozen peaches
  • 1 cup ice
  • 3 oz sparkling white grape juice or Sprite
  • 1 tsp lemon juice

Instructions:

Blend until slushy. Garnish with mint and peach slice. Serve cold and enjoy!

Best Prosecco for a Perfect Bellini

The kind of prosecco you use can totally change your Frozen Peach Bellini experience. For a crisp, clean finish, go for a Brut prosecco—it’s dry and won’t overpower the sweetness of the peaches. Prefer something sweeter? Opt for an Extra Dry or Demi-Sec prosecco to make the drink more dessert-like. Whatever you choose, make sure it’s well-chilled for that refreshing, fizzy texture that makes this drink pop.

Frozen Fruit vs. Fresh Peaches

While fresh summer peaches are amazing, frozen peaches are actually better for this recipe. Why? They create a slushier texture and don’t require peeling, slicing, or pitting. Plus, frozen fruit is picked at peak ripeness and quickly preserved, so you get all the flavor with zero fuss. And if you’re craving a twist, try adding a few frozen mango chunks or a splash of orange juice for added complexity.

Entertaining with Frozen Bellinis

Planning a brunch or girls’ night? The Frozen Peach Bellini is not just a drink—it’s a vibe. Serve it in coupe glasses with sugared rims, place a mint sprig or edible flower on top, and you’ve got a drink that doubles as table décor. Want to impress even more? Make a Bellini bar! Set out frozen fruit options, schnapps varieties, and prosecco bottles for guests to blend their own. It’s fun, festive, and completely Insta-worthy.

Fun Peach Facts & Tips

  • Frozen peaches retain more nutrients than canned ones—no added syrup or sugar!
  • Peach schnapps adds a vibrant fruity note and helps balance the tart prosecco.
  • Peaches are rich in vitamin C, potassium, and fiber—yes, even in cocktails!

Looking for more frozen fruit drinks? Don’t miss our Strawberry Lemonade Margarita—a slushy citrus favorite!

Perfect Food Pairings

Pair this drink with light brunch dishes or summer fare:

FoodWhy It Works
Smoked salmon bagelsSalty + fruity = balance
Prosciutto-wrapped melonSweet and savory perfection
Mini quichesSoft and rich pairs well with bubbles
Berry fruit saladA refreshing, light side
Peach tart or sorbetMatch the drink’s flavor profile

Serve these together at your next event and watch guests rave.

Make-Ahead & Storage Tips

  • Make ahead? Yes! Blend and freeze in an airtight container. Re-blend before serving.
  • Shelf life: Best enjoyed within 2 hours for ideal texture.
  • Pitcher tip: Scale up and store in a freezer-safe jug for crowd-size servings.

FAQs About Frozen Peach Bellinis

1. Can I use canned peaches?

Yes, but use ones in juice—not syrup. Freeze them first for a better slush.

2. What’s the best prosecco for this?

Choose a dry (brut) prosecco to balance the sweetness of the fruit and schnapps.

3. Can I use champagne instead?

Absolutely! Champagne works, though prosecco is more affordable and slightly sweeter.

4. How do I make it more boozy?

Add ½ oz vodka or rum for extra kick—just don’t overpower the fruit.

5. Can I use fresh peaches?

Yes, but freeze them first. This ensures your Bellini is icy and thick.

Conclusion: Cheers to Frozen Peach Bellinis!

Whether you’re celebrating a special brunch, throwing a garden party, or just need a delicious way to beat the heat, the Frozen Peach Bellini delivers flavor, fun, and fizz in every sip.

It’s easy to make, endlessly customizable, and undeniably stunning. You’ll find yourself making it again and again—not just for how it tastes, but how it makes your guests feel: relaxed, refreshed, and ready for sunshine.

Looking for more? Check out our Frozen Peach Margarita and Peach Vodka Sour next!

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