By Deepali Verma
December 11, 2023
These alluring mulled wine variants can bring a touch of classic joy to your Christmas celebrations.
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Originating from Germany, Glühwein infuses red wine with a blend of spices, including cinnamon, cloves, and star anise. Served at Christmas markets, it's a quintessential winter warmer.
Hailing from Scandinavia, Glogg incorporates spices, almonds, and raisins, often spiked with brandy or aquavit. This robust mulled wine is cherished during Nordic winter festivities.
Inspired by Victorian England and popularized by Charles Dickens, Smoking Bishop combines red wine, port, citrus, sugar, and spices, creating an aromatic, steaming delight.
Tracing back to ancient Greece, Oinomelo features red wine, honey, and spices, offering a historical and flavorful mulled wine experience.
Rooted in British history, Negus is a simpler mulled wine, combining red wine with water, sugar, and spices like nutmeg and cinnamon, providing a timeless and approachable option.