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If you're hosting the annual Thanksgiving feast this year, you're going to need a festive co*cktail (or two!) to get your guests in the Turkey Day spirit. These mulled wine recipes will warm you right up during the colder months and alleviate some of that stress brought on by the holiday season. Of course, you should enjoy these cozy beverages any day during the fall or winter, not just during the hectic times! All of the recipes all differ in some way, but majority of them are based on the German version of mulled wine, which is called Glühwein. (Fun fact: Glühwein literally translates to "glow wine).
But there are also other regional varieties on this roundup, including Swedish mulled wine and Brazilian mulled wine. Along with the traditional mulled wine recipes, you'll love the upgraded versions too, such as the mulled wine margaritas, mulled apple cider sangria, or the mulled wine tea. We've also featured a handful of mulled wines that can be prepared with different cooking methods, wether you prefer to make you drink on your stovetop, in your slow cooker, or in your Instant Pot. It doesn't matter if you like red wine or white wine—there are recipes for both on this list, so there's a sip everyone can enjoy.
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Mulled Wine Margaritas
Tequila lovers will love this mulled wine recipe. It's deliciously finished with a sugared and salted rim.
Get the recipe at The Cookie Rookie.SHOP DUTCH OVENS
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Mulled Wine
You can customize this recipe with your favorite type of wine. Although this blogger chose to use a Cabernet Sauvignon, any red wine will do.
Get the recipe at Jo Cooks.
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Brandy Mulled Wine
This healthier mulled wine recipe is made with maple syrup, so it contains absolutely no refined sugar. But don't worry—it still tastes plenty sweet.
Get the recipe at The Endless Meal.
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Slow Cooker Mulled Wine
Yes, not only can your slow cooker make food, but it can also prepare drinks. Just toss all the ingredients into the device and let it work its magic.
Get the recipe at Fed and Fit.
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German Mulled Wine
If you're trying to whip up a traditional mulled wine, take note of recipe. It's about as close to a classic version as it gets.
Get the recipe at Yammie's Noshery.
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Mulled Wine
The best thing about this recipe is that it can be made ahead. All you have to do is warm it up when you're ready to serve.
Get the recipe at Sweet and Savory by Shinee.
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Spiced Mulled Wine
Whether you prefer to make your wine in a stockpot or a slow cooker, this blogger gives directions for both methods.
Get the recipe at The Forked Spoon.
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Cranberry Molasses Mulled Wine
Molasses adds a sweet, yet spiced, note to this recipe. It's the perfect balance of fall flavors.
Get the recipe at Vegetarian Ventures.
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Instant Pot Mulled Wine
This Instant Pot recipe can be made in just one minute. (Yes, really!) It's the easiest—and one of the most delicious—mulled wines out there.
Get the recipe at Stress Baking.
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Mulled Wine
For anyone looking for a healthier take on mulled wine, this recipe is paleo-friendly and gluten-free.
Get the recipe at Diary of a Debutante.
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Cranberry Orange Mulled Wine
This super-simple recipe will pair well with any of your Thanksgiving dishes.
Get the recipe at Wine and Glue.
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Slow Cooker Spiced Wine
This crowd-pleasing co*cktail couldn't be any easier: just toss all the ingredients in your slow cooker, and set the timer for 30 minutes.
Get the recipe at Well Plated by Erin.
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Mulled Apple Cider Sangria
Serve this fall-flavored drink warm or chilled—both taste equally refreshing.
Get the recipe at A Night Owl.
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Mulled Wine
Drizzle in honey or maple syrup to sweeten up this classic creation.
Get the recipe at Gimme Some Oven.
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Holiday Spiced Mulled Wine
Use your red wine of choice in this three-step recipe.
Get the recipe at Joyful Healthy Eats.
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Cranberry Pomegranate Mulled Wine
An apple-flavored brandy adds to the refreshing fruit flavors.
Get the recipe at Craft and co*cktails.
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Spiced Raspberry Mulled Wine
Both sweet and spicy, this co*cktail will please everyone's palate.
Get the recipe at Fit Foodie Finds.
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Mulled White Wine
Use a dry white wine—such as sauvignon blanc or chardonnay—in this lighter drink.
Get the recipe at Gimme Some Oven.
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Slow Cooker Mulled Wine
A splash of rum gives this slow cooker concoction an extra boozy twist.
Get the recipe at Number 2 Pencil.
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Swedish Mulled Wine (Glogg)
Along with a dry red, this European drink is filled with rum, bourbon, and brandy. Cheers!
Get the recipe at Hapa Nom Nom.