Winter is getting closer and we are spending more and more nights snuggled up on the couch with a blanket and red wine.
While that isn’t so bad, we thought we would do you a solid and put together the perfect solution to spice things up, and beat the chill this winter! Low and behold the recipe we use to create mulled wine, and it could not be easier.
Although there are many different recipes floating around for mulled wine,we find that this one in particular has minimal steps, minimal prep time and maximum yummy factor, to make sure you will be back snuggled on the couch with the remote in no time.
What Is Mulled Wine?
Mulled wine is simply wine infused with a variety of spices and heated to create a drink to warm you up on a cold winters day. Originating in Europe, it is usually prepared with red wine and served in a mug or heatproof glass as opposed to a traditional wine glass. The tip to creating a beautifully balanced drink is to not overdo the mulling spices! We have made that mistake before and honestly it was like drinking a fruit cake as opposed to a balanced winter cocktail.
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