People have apparently been enjoying mulled wine for centuries. Ancient Greeks and Romans added spices and heat to leftover wine, and by the Middle Ages, many people believed the spices in the ...

Mulling spices can really elevate the depth of flavor in your non-alcoholic mulled wine. Serve with garnishes: Enhance the presentation and flavor of your mulled wine by garnishing with fresh ...

The smell of Mary Berry's mulled wine recipe is enough to make the home feel Christmassy and festive. Mary's tip for how to make mulled wine is to give it a quick boil, then a slow simmer to ...

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So my husband and I stopped at a bar and that is when I had my first glass of mulled wine. It smelt of spices, festivities and Christmas miracles and was hot and sating with delicious spice ...

Mulled wine is a warm, spiced beverage typically served in the winter months. Mulled wine is most traditionally made with red wine and baking spices like clove, cinnamon, star anise and orange zest.