Mulled wine

/mˈʌld wˈaɪn/

[noun]

Mulled wine

[NOUN]

a warm, spiced wine typically made with red wine, cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, and orange peel

What is "mulled wine"?

Mulled wine is a warm and cozy drink that is especially popular during the winter holidays. It is typically made with red wine that is heated up and spiced with a variety of ingredients, such as cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, and orange peel. The wine is often sweetened with honey or sugar and sometimes fortified with brandy or another spirit. The spices used in mulled wine give it a warm, comforting aroma and flavor, making it the perfect drink to enjoy on a cold winter evening. In some countries, such as Germany and Austria, mulled wine is a traditional beverage that is often sold at outdoor Christmas markets.

Examples

1. And cordial is a bit like mulled wine but thicker and with oats.

2. But traditionally, it's basically like mulled wine, so it's supposed to be hot.