Wolffer No. 139 Dry Rose Cider, $13.99, TotalWine.com

Rosé has been known as the drink of the summer for a few years now, and it's not showing any signs of getting less popular. Rosé is so big, in fact, that brands are starting to think of new, creative ways to serve it. One example is rosé cider, which you should expect to see everywhere this summer. It's basically a mix of hard cider and rosé, and it has a sweet, apple-like flavor. It's also light, easy to pair with many dishes, and comes in a gorgeous millennial pink color. What more could you want?

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Apothic Wine introduced a hybrid of two of my favorite things: coffee and red wine. It's basically cold brew wine, called Apothic Brew. It's literally a mix of cold brew coffee and wine. And don't worry - it has almost no caffeine, so it's not going to make you feel wide awake.

Chocovine Chocolate Wine, $11.99, TotalWine.com

If you're less into coffee and more into chocolate, then you absolutely need to try chocolate wine. This is a deliciously sweet drink that mixes red wine with chocolate flavors, and you can drink it over ice, or in a cocktail. So, it's less like a traditional wine and more like a dessert wine, but still - amazing.

Coconut wine is going to be pretty difficult to find, but it's still worth mentioning. Vino de Coco is totally organic and is made with the fresh sap from the flower of a coconut tree. There are even three different flavors: a Dry Red Coconut Wine, a Sweet Red Coconut Wine and a Sweet White Coconut Wine.

Not to be confused with rosé, rose petal wine is made in West Sussex, England. It is literally a wine made from handpicked rose flower petals. It is supposedly aromatic and dry. While this is another one that may be hard to purchase, there are lots of recipes online you can try if you want to create something similar for yourself!

Wölffer Estate Vineyard Rosé Gin, $27.99, BottleHampton.com

Rosé cider isn't the only rosé hybrid out there. There's also rosé gin, created by Wölffer Estate Vineyard. The gin is made in small batches using distilled wine as the base, and was first created using hand-picked juniper berries from the Hamptons vineyard. It's supposedly clean, full-bodied, and has a bit of spiciness to it.

Anyone who loves spicy things will be intrigued by jalapeno wine. Cardinal Hollow Winery in West Point, Pennsylvania makes a lot of different and unique wines, but the most interesting has to be jalapeno wine. If you can't manage to down a glass, the winery suggests using it as marinade or sprinkling it on salads. You can even mix it with other wines.

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You don't always need to choose between beer or wine - there are beer/wine hybrids out there that give you the best of both worlds. It's brewed with a distinct Belgian yeast strain, and supposedly has a spicy white wine body with notes of sweet melon and white grape.

2015 Quady Winery Electra Orange Muscat, California, $12.99, Woods Wholesale Wine

Orange wine comes in a shade that is similar to a light beer. It's basically a white wine that is produced like a red wine, and is made out of white-fleshed grapes and is then left in contact with the skins for days, weeks, or months, which creates the orange color. Orange wines are cool looking and taste good, and are relatively easy to find.

Frosé is one of the latest ways to kick rosé up a notch, and it's perfect for the summertime. It's literally like a rosé slushie! Because it's frozen, you can't really buy this and have to make it — but there are lots of recipes, it's easy, and it's really good to serve at parties.

Blanc de Bleu Cuvee Mousseux, $18.99, Wine.com

A mix of red and white grapes, blue wine is almost too pretty to drink. Almost. It gets its blue hues by being colored with two natural substances found in grapes. It is super sweet and you might not be able to do more than one or two glasses, but it's definitely a very fun one to test out!