Even those who don’t consider themselves “red wine drinkers” can likely get into the toasty vibes of mulled wine. The base ...

Mulled wine, a winter libation with a centuries-old history, features toasty spices (like cinnamon, cardamom, and clove) and a perfectly-cozy hot temperature. Also, it’s an easy treat to prepare ...

Although it's associated with the holiday season, mulled wine will warm you up whenever it's cold outside. Learn how to whip ...

When the seasons change and there’s a chill in the air, it’s the perfect time to indulge in mulled wine. This classic beverage isn’t difficult to make, but it’s best made slowly with ...

When the temperature drops in the southern hemisphere, you might like to stave off the chill with a big steaming pot of mulled wine, and fill your home with the comforting aroma of red wine ...

This gently sweet mulled wine is balanced with fragrant clove, cinnamon, and star anise, plus a hint of brown sugar. Warming the body, promoting healthy blood circulation, and lifting the mood are ...

What sounds better on a cold day than mulled apple cider? Only mulled apple cider on Thanksgiving day. The food-focused holiday is all about turkey, stuffing and pies but we can't forget about d ...

A mulled white wine made with coriander, fennel and elderflower liqueur, a punchy nonalcoholic mulled cider, and mulled beer fortified with Cognac will make the season bright. By Rebekah Peppler ...

And just like that, the holidays have officially begun. Glögg, or gløgg, if you’re Norwegian, is just one of many variations of mulled wine savored throughout the chilliest corners of the world.