Heat it gently for five minutes and voila, that's some f**king good mulled wine for you to serve up, if you do it f**king properly. National treasure Mary Berry has a simple, effective mulled wine ...

Remove the spice sachet, lemon and orange and serve. Looking for a real party starter? Why not add a splash of sloe gin, Cointreau, Grand Marnier or ginger wine to your mulled wine. 'Tis the ...

Though stemmed glasses are typical for serving wine, there are several reasons a restaurant or bar might prefer stemless wineglasses.

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Mulled wine. Here is a basic recipe that will make ... Keep an eye out so that it doesn’t reach a full simmer. 4. Strain and serve in small mugs, adding a shot of rum or amaretto and garnishing ...

Taking over Sydney for its 12th edition, the Bastille Festival returns with a jam-packed program featuring food, wine and ...

Invest in a bouchon (sparkling wine stopper) for best results. If you're really serious about preserving your Champagne, ...

Engels mentioned potential plans for a tasting room that could serve as a model for future consumer engagement efforts. Jeff Quackenbush covers wine, construction and real estate. Reach him at ...

There’s another push to bring wine into New York grocery stores. Republican State Senator George Borrello introduced new legislation. It would allow for the sale of only wines produced in New ...

A bill legalizing the self-service of beer and wine at licensed retail establishments is now just one vote away from Governor Greg Gianforte’s desk. After clearing the house in January ...