Couple of my tweaks from decades of loving mulled wine: 1) Cinnamon... For this purpose try to find Ceylon/true cinnamon. In many countries Cassia "cinnamon" is mainly sold in stores and it is the one with much harsher notes. 2) Oranges. I use two smaller or one larger orange per 750ml bottle but, HOW to use for best results. I first zest them into the wine. Then I squeeze the juice into the wine and then I place squeezed halves into the wine for heating. 3) I always use clove spice too. About 10 cloves per bottle. 4) Finally, to the 750ml bottle amount I add about a cup of brandy...
@Fth363Күн бұрын
Interesting recipe 👍👍👍but...WHAT kind of wine is recommended?...Cabernet, Merlot, baco noir?....
@Treznorpunch1Ай бұрын
If you are extra worried about lowering the ABV from the mulling, you can add about 5-15 mL of a neutral grain spirit. Like vodka or everclear. I would not add a lot, but it won't add more water to the drink and the fruits and spices will cover up any possible flavors. This would be akin to fortifying your wine.
@uthor707Ай бұрын
nice, thanks!
@themikeleeАй бұрын
Thank you! How do you suggest we serve it? Should it be filtered, or do you serve with fruit and spices in each cup?
@GarryTheSommelierАй бұрын
Personally I prefer to serve with fruit in each cup but it depends on your preferences)
@Treznorpunch1Ай бұрын
I would like to point out that there was no actual recipe stated. Just guidelines for making mulled wine. From what I gathered, the below recipe might be a good place to start: Per 1 bottle of cheap high ABV wine- 1-2 oranges, sliced with skin on 1 granny smith apple, sliced with skin on 1/2 stick of cinnamon 1 star anise 2 cloves 1 tsp Honey Optional: Cardamom, ginger, and/or allspice (Make sure to use whole spices and not cracked or ground.) On medium heat, bring to a light simmer, but do not boil. Turn off heat and let sit for 5-10 mins. Add the honey when cooling. Strain the drink and serve warm.