Should be fine if kept in tight bottles. To be honest I've kept it a good long while. I camt see there is much to spol so long as the air is kept out
Red
The perfect mulled wine..........
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Should be fine if kept in tight bottles. To be honest I've kept it a good long while. I camt see there is much to spol so long as the air is kept out
Red
Thank you for the swift answer
. I think I will buy some smaller bottles to match how much actually gets used. Many thanks
Andy
. I think I will buy some smaller bottles to match how much actually gets used. Many thanksAndy
Sat by a campfire last night and warmed myself up with a cup or two of this recipe. It was very very nice. The perfect amount of spice and not sticky sweet. Since my syrup came out a little thin, I used 1/2 syrup and 1/2 wine.
I tried your recipe BR and made a batch using your quantities. Took it up to my daughter-in-laws for Christmas dinner and it went down a storm, everybody loved it. Lucky I kept enough back for new year, this is just the ticket for around the fire at the ne-erday meet if I can make it. Cheers Red great instructions too.
Gave this a go and now I'm very popular with friends and family - the recipie even converted a few mulled wine non-beleivers!
Great stuff Red.
Thanks!!!!
Great stuff Red.
Thanks!!!!
No, not really "normal" but not completely unheard of. More common is a similar version of mulled cider (alcoholic or no-alcoholic) or sometimes wassail but generally fewer spices I believe. I'll have to give your recipe a try this year.
The last few years I've seen bottles of "Spiced Wine" usually German red wine, sold around Christmas.
Its a great drink after a snowy walk or a boxing day shoot
A nice warming spicy taste.....
Just bottling 5 gallons of elderberry port right now...that one seems the local favourite round the stove...but the mulled wine still works better after some icy exercise IMO
A nice warming spicy taste.....
Just bottling 5 gallons of elderberry port right now...that one seems the local favourite round the stove...but the mulled wine still works better after some icy exercise IMO
Elen Sentier
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Its a great drink after a snowy walk or a boxing day shoot
A nice warming spicy taste.....
Just bottling 5 gallons of elderberry port right now...that one seems the local favourite round the stove...but the mulled wine still works better after some icy exercise IMO
I suspect the taste of the spices is enhanced by the scent of a live Christmas tree.
Bumping this as I'll be making this years batch tomorrow - always a pleasure to make up - try it with the zero alcohol red wine available in most supermarkets - by far the nicest thing to drink at parties when driving that I have found - or with good apple juice for a safe "mulled cider"
I am not sure how I missed this all these years.
I make up a spiced wine in the winter and this is worth copying, as a variation if nothing else.
I was told half a century ago that mulling a drink, wine, beer whatever, involved quenching a clean hot poker in the warmed drink directly, the temperature of the poker is to ones own taste. The burning of the drink caramelised some of the sugar and gave it that unique taste, a bit like the way you burn crème brûlée, it was not just to warm the drink, don't overdo it.
I make up a spiced wine in the winter and this is worth copying, as a variation if nothing else.
I was told half a century ago that mulling a drink, wine, beer whatever, involved quenching a clean hot poker in the warmed drink directly, the temperature of the poker is to ones own taste. The burning of the drink caramelised some of the sugar and gave it that unique taste, a bit like the way you burn crème brûlée, it was not just to warm the drink, don't overdo it.
I am about to do an early batch of mulled wine syrup, so I thought I would "bump" this post or anyone looking for a present idea or enjoying these cooler days
I do like a nice mulled wine, will have to give your recipe a go Red.
On Christmas eve I used to get a stove going outside the shop , set up the big tripod and put the huge GSI Glacier coffee pot on filled with mulled wine. (It holds about 12 pints) I'm not usually the most festive chap but I always enjoyed that. (It certainly got the staff in the mood/plastered!)
On Christmas eve I used to get a stove going outside the shop , set up the big tripod and put the huge GSI Glacier coffee pot on filled with mulled wine. (It holds about 12 pints) I'm not usually the most festive chap but I always enjoyed that. (It certainly got the staff in the mood/plastered!)
Seasonal bump. My young helper really likes this when used to prepare mulled apple juice, sounds odd but it make a lovely warming drink after a crisp day!
