I would like a recipe to make wine coolers at home?

Answer 1

These are kind of like wine coolers but more potent.

Making Jell-O shots

Making Jell-O shots is like making regular jello, except with alcohol added instead of cold water and pouring it in shot glasses/tiny cups instead of bowls.

Steps
In a bowl, mix-boiling water with the powdered gelatin until fully dissolved.
Add cold water and alcohol to the boiling water/Jell-O mixture.
Pour resulting mixture into shot glasses or paper cups.
Put glasses/cups on a tray and let Jell-O set for two hours in the refrigerator.

Tips
Depending on the proof of alcohol you use, adjust the proportions of alcohol to cold water to ensure that the shot still sets. Use the following ratios:
13 ounces of 30-50 proof alcohol to 3 ounces cold water
10 ounces 80-100 proof alcohol to 6 ounces cold water
6 ounces 150-200 proof alcohol to 10 ounces cold water
Although shot glasses look prettier and allow you to see the vibrant colors of the jello, paper cups allow for easier jello shot consumption as they can be turned inside out.
If you are having a jello shot party, you may want to use more water and less alchol when making the shots.
Follow the instructions on the package.
Be creative in mixing jello flavors with alcohol. If you have a favorite alcoholic drink, try converting it into jello short form using unflavored jello, juice/soda and alcohol.
Orange and cherry are jello flavors that work well with Brandy.
You can match fruit flavored liquor with fruit flavored jello. For example, you can combine
Here are some other popular liquor/jello flavors combinations:
Lime jello with tequila and triple sec
Orange jello with orange cognac/brandy (such as Grand Marnier) or peach schnapps
Unflavored gelatin with coca-cola with rum
Cranberry jello with vodka
Cherry jello with cherry brandy
Raspberry jello with raspberry Schnapps
Tropical fruit jello (or unflavored gelatin mixed with fruit punch) with dark rum or mango liqueur
Unflavored jello with lemonade and whiskey
Strawberry jello with light rum and strawberry liqueur (such as Pucker)
Apricot Jello with amaretto

Warnings
Even though jello shots taste like candy they still contain alcohol, so please consume in moderation.
Be extra careful if you use everclear in jello shots as they will be extremely potent.

Things You'll Need
Small paper cups or shot glasses
1 6-ounce package of Gelatin (flavored or unflavored -- you decide)
16 ounces boiling water
6 ounces cold water
Alcohol (amount varies -- see tip)
A stove
A pot to boil water for Jello

Answer 2

HOMEMADE WINE COOLERS

1 (12 oz.) can frozen fruit juice concentrate (any flavor)
36 oz. Rhine wine

Mix together and refrigerate no more than 8 hours, before serving time. Right before serving, stir juice mix and 48 oz. or 2 quarts club soda in punch bowl (or make individual glasses). Makes 10 (8 oz.) wine coolers.

Answer 3

Homemade Wine Coolers
Submitted by: Erin
"Have a favorite wine? Make it into your favorite wine cooler!"
Original recipe yield: 6 servings.
Prep Time:2 MinutesReady In:2 MinutesServings:6 (change)

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INGREDIENTS:
1 (750 milliliter) bottle wine
1 (12 fluid ounce) can or bottle ginger ale

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DIRECTIONS:
Pour wine into an ice cube tray and freeze until solid.
When cubes are frozen, plop 1 or 2 into a glass of ginger ale. Allow to sit for about 5 minutes so the cubes melt a little; stir.

Answer 4

3/4 wine to 1/4 ginger ale (or 7-up) soda. Serve in tall glass with ice.......

Answer 5

What Irna said, and when I bartended, I used red or white wine and Mountain Dew. Sometimes, Cherry coke.

Answer 6

take a sweet wine that you like like sangria or black berry brandy (mogan david) a cheap knockoff of seven up to give it fizz and a citrus taste