Warm Up Your Winter with German Mulled Wine (Gluhwein). My 5-star rated classic glühwein recipe!Elevate your winter evenings with the rich aroma and comforting warmth of this delightful German mulled wine. A symphony of red wine, spices, and citrusy goodness awaits – an instant festive classic to savor!
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Prep Time 1 minuteminute
Cook Time 12 minutesminutes
Serving Size 6- 8 servings
Ingredients
German Mulled Wine (Gluhwein) Recipe - Glühwein Ingredients:
4 1/4cups (1 liter)dry red wine
1/4cup (60ml)rum or brandy
2juicy organic orangessliced
Juice of 2 juicy oranges
7cloves
2cinnamon sticks
1-2star anise
1/4cup (50g)brown rock sugar (adjust to taste)or brown sugar, or sugar of your choice
Instructions
How to make German Mulled wine:
In a pot, combine the red wine, spices, orange slices, and freshly squeezed orange juice. Heat gently over low heat; do not let it boil!
Add the rum and sugar, then briefly heat again.
Strain out the spices and orange slices.
Serve the mulled wine immediately while it's hot.
Enjoy this aromatic and flavorful German Mulled Wine during the festive season!
Notes
Preparing and Storing German Mulled Wine:
Indulge in the festive flavors of German mulled wine by following these simple steps for preparation and ensuring it stays delightful when stored.Pro Tip: The true magic of mulled wine often unfolds when flavors meld, so don't be afraid to experiment with variations in spices and ingredients.Cheers to a cozy, flavorful experience!Preparing German Mulled Wine:1. Ingredients: Gather red wine, rum, oranges, cloves, cinnamon sticks, star anise, and brown rock sugar.2. Combine Ingredients: In a pot, mix wine, spices, orange slices, and freshly squeezed orange juice. Heat gently; do not boil.3. Add Rum and Sugar: Introduce rum and brown sugar. Heat briefly until sugar dissolves.4. Strain and Serve: Strain out spices and orange slices. Serve the mulled wine hot.Storing Mulled Wine:1. Refrigeration: Mulled wine can be stored in the refrigerator for 2-3 days.2. Reheating: Warm gently on the stove before serving, avoiding boiling.3. Flavor Enhancement: Mulled wine often tastes better after sitting, allowing flavors to meld.