German Glow Wine

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I should have posted this before Christmas, but I hope someone saves this and makes it next year.
It's a popular drink for Christkindlmarkets across Germany, German speaking countries, and parts of the US with a large German population

ingredients

1 bottle of cabernet sauvignon (the brand doesn't matter)
2 or3 oranges (depending on how much flavor you want
a bag of cloves
2 or 3 cinnamon sticks
honey

Pour the bottle of wine into a regular pot, place on low heat
Cut the oranges into halfs and stuff 5 cloves into each orange
Place the oranges and cinnamon sticks into the wine and let heat up for 45-60 minutes
sweeten with honey
Enjoy a tasty German Christmas treat while it's still hot!
 
Heating up the oranges and cinnamon like that....probably makes for a wonderful smelling house.

I enjoy the "fuss" of cooking from scratch, especially when I have someone to cook for :)
 
Hellooo said:
Heating up the oranges and cinnamon like that....probably makes for a wonderful smelling house.

I enjoy the "fuss" of cooking from scratch, especially when I have someone to cook for :)
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The house smells AWESOME after you boil it all together. It smells like, well, Christmas haha
 
Newluke said:
not really...

nice avatar btw, is it wine related too? :D
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lol...yes 16 really is too young for that particular beverage.... where do you think we are? france?:p

and no....that avatar is alllll me alllll the time without the assistance of any personality altering liquids. lol
 
meggars said:
lol...yes 16 really is too young for that particular beverage.... where do you think we are? france?:p

and no....that avatar is alllll me alllll the time without the assistance of any personality altering liquids. lol
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oh dear... i'm so sorry... :D


and what do you mean: 'where do you think WE are?'
 
I've never heard of German Glow Wine and that's a bit strange since my ancestors were of German/Polish origin (Prussian to be exact).
 
My German friend calls it glow wine because I guess he just calls it what it's called in Germany but in English. Plus, mulled wine sounds gross haha
 
quakerzen said:
My German friend calls it glow wine because I guess he just calls it what it's called in Germany but in English. Plus, mulled wine sounds gross haha
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Sounds gross... tastes gross... ;)

But yeah, that would make sense, here they call it 'bisschopswijn' (literally translated 'bishops'wine'), because people like to drink it around the feast of Saint Nicolas (december 5th).

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I just gotta know... Does it really glow? If so .. I'm for sure making it
 
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