mulled wine

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mulled wine

A person stirs a pot of mulled wine on the stove.

Definition

Noun: * A warm, spiced beverage: "Mulled wine" refers to wine, typically red, that is heated with sugar, spices (such as cinnamon, cloves, and nutmeg), and often citrus fruit like orange or lemon. It is a traditional drink, especially popular during cold weather and festive seasons.

Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • We served hot mulled wine at the Christmas party.
    • The aroma of cinnamon and oranges from the mulled wine filled the kitchen.
    • Making mulled wine is simple; you just need to heat the ingredients gently.
Advanced Usage
  • "to mull wine": The verb "to mull" describes the process of making mulled wine by heating it with spices.
    • I'm going to mull some wine for our guests.
Variants and Related Words
  • Mull (verb): To heat, sweeten, and flavor (a beverage, especially wine or cider) with spices.
    • You can mull apple cider with the same spices.
  • Glühwein (noun): The German term for mulled wine, a closely related concept.
  • Spiced wine (noun phrase): A general descriptive term for wine infused with spices.
Synonyms
  • Spiced wine: A direct descriptive synonym.
  • Hot wine: A simple term emphasizing the served temperature.
Related Phrases
  • Winter warmer: A colloquial term for any hot, alcoholic drink consumed in cold weather, which can include mulled wine.
mulled wine

A person stirs a pot of mulled wine on the stove.

Noun
  1. wine heated with sugar and spices and often citrus fruit