What do you picture when you think about the Ocean Spray brand ... a cozy winter drink. The “mulled” part of its name evokes the holiday tradition of mulled wine, in which alcohol is mixed ...

According to Horn, Cognac is a game-changer in mulled wine, as it adds a sweet, fruity, floral depth and a rich, sophisticated edge. Read more: Popular Vodka Brands Ranked From Worst To Best The ...

While you can easily whip up a batch yourself at home, many retailers and brands have launched ready-to-drink mulled wine, made with slightly different recipes to enhance the flavours we know so well.

MULLED wine is a Christmas classic, but which supermarket makes the best one? We’ve tested some festive classics to find out which supermarket own-brand goods are the best value for money.

Maddie Love, a product developer at M&S, said she hoped the brand's mulled white wine would "appeal to those who prefer a more delicate flavour profile", thanks to its "lighter, fruitier notes" of ...

I’ve tasted pre-made mulled wines to find out if it's possible to get all the warming festive flavours at a bargain price from supermarket own-brands. For each one, I have given a score out of ...

Except on which wine we should be having - especially when it comes to mulled wine. The classic Christmas tipple dates right back to the Roman Empire, and people drink it across the world in ...

Brands like Tesco, Asda and Morrisons all opted ... but, crucially, love a mulled wine too. The only mulled wine within the bunch that’s marketed as a traditional-style gluhwein got better ...

The brand Mezcal Amarás has a recipe for a Mexican ... The post Spice up your mulled wine by adding mezcal with this Mulled Cupreata recipe appeared first on The Manual.

Pair that with the fact that mulled wine is easy to make and incredibly adaptable, and you've got a home run holiday cocktail. Mulled wine is a warm drink that is made by simmering wine with ...

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 ...

People have apparently been enjoying mulled wine for centuries. Ancient Greeks and Romans added spices and heat to leftover wine, and by the Middle Ages, many people believed the spices in the ...