In Victorian England Charles Dickens helped to cement its association with the festive period when he mentioned a version of mulled wine called Smoking Bishop in "A Christmas Carol". Already on ...

Baby it’s cold outside – but the good news is that mulled wine really does warm you up. Anyone hoping to indulge in the festive tipple this Christmas will be cheered by findings from ...

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 ...

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 ...

Craving the mulled wine flavour this Christmas? Look no further than these sweet and citrus-inspired treats. Forget cinnamon, chocolate orange or even eggnog: mulled wine is the definitive flavour ...

To serve, pour the mulled wine into heatproof glasses. If you're having a party this Christmas, you can double or quadruple the wine and sugar quantities but leave the rest the same. Making mulled ...

Leave to cool, serve on ice and enjoy. Tip: In the podcast, Christian Oblak reveals a non-alcoholic version and whether it's worth buying an expensive wine for mulled wine.

A worldwide trend towards white wine has bolstered German exports, the German Wine Institute (DWI) said on Tuesday, but US ...

Glögg is an essential part of Christmas all over Scandinavia ... Strain the mixture and return the mulled wine to the bottle - use a funnel to make life easier for yourself.

While there are many iterations of mulled wine, most traditional variants typically include red wine; a sweetening agent like honey, maple syrup or sugar; spices that can range the gamut from ...

There's nothing like a Christmas market full of mulled wine, bratwursts and homemade gifts to get you in the festive spirit. With so many magical markets to visit across the UK and Europe ...