chances are they're turning to the punchy prowess of sangria or mulled wine. Instead, for a cozy classic from 1935 (which technically makes this an early post-Prohibition cocktail), the wine-based ...

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 ...

In fact, there are a number of things that make sangria and mulled wine entirely distinct drinks, each one perfect for its ...

And what better way to welcome in the new season than by mixing up a refreshing cocktail? It’s been a long, cold and grey winter, so let’s bid adieu to hot toddies, mulled wine and espresso ...

Warming Cocktails: Mulled Wine Embrace the winter spirit with our enticing recipe for mulled wine! This version includes orange slices, mulling spices and a drizzle of honey for sweetness. Just pour ...

Is there anything more festive than a hot mug of mulled wine? As if you needed an excuse to have a cup, we’ve been looking into the very real benefits of the spiced drink. Few things say ...

This soul-warming drink is a blend of red wine infused with cloves ... This drink is both calming and invigorating. Mulled beer is made with golden ale, apple juice, brandy, cinnamon sticks, cloves ...

Remove from the heat and leave to infuse for at least an hour. Strain the mixture and return the mulled wine to the bottle - use a funnel to make life easier for yourself. The wine can be kept for ...

there’s nothing quite so warming as a hot toddy or a mulled wine. But, for fans of mother’s ruin everywhere, we’ve found something even better: warm gin cocktails. That’s right – gin isn ...