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Mulled wine, hot wine infused with spices, sugar and citrus peel, is a wonderful way to welcome guests on a cold winter evening.

Recipes for Old Fashioned Mulled Wine, Eggnog, Prosecco Punch, Champagne Cocktails & Appleberry Mulled Wine

Looking for a warm and spicy holiday drink to serve at your Christmas party? Look to Germany's famous offering, glühwein.

No party is complete without a festive holiday drink. Here are some great non-alcoholic and alcoholic punches and a recipe for an Italian Mulled Wine.

Mulled wine is a traditional warm beverage made from red wine and a mixture of sugar and spices. This simple recipe is delicious and easy to make.

Try these home made recipes for traditional Christmas drinks. Mulled Wine and Wassail are simple to make with easy to find ingredients.

These simple and easy to make Mulled Red Wine and Hot Rum Toddy variations are invigorating Hot Cocktails. A great taste treat after a brisk day in the great outdoors

Hot cider and mulled wine are wonderful additions to fall and winter festivities. This easy recipe for mulling helps make them an everyday treat.

In Nordic and Germanic countries, spiced wine is served as a hot winter warmer. With a shot or without, it is a warming cheering party drink.

Every party deserves fun, festive drinks to bring in the holidays, these cocktails are primarilly for Thanksgiving and Christmas.

The Drink index is part of a series of recipe and tips indexes.

From historic Frost Fair on the river Thames to high tech fun fair delights in Hyde Park - before Christmas London offers a great variety of seasonal outdoor events.

Want to find the real Eastern European Christmas spirit? One tip is the Bratislava Christmas markets in Slovakia, where mulled wine and good food outdo commercialism.

Rome, Assisi, Venice, Verona, Bolzano, Bresannone, Milan, Naples and Merano are among the many Italian cities and towns whose streets fill with holiday market stalls.

Spice stores and gourmet shops sell mulling spices this time of year, but if you want something organic and affordable, the best option is a blend you make yourself.

A healthier version of mulled wine and fruit cake. Grape juice takes the place of wine in this easy recipe, and a delicious orange shortbread complements the flavours.

The Sylvia Beach Hotel is a great escape for book lovers and beach combers. There are no phones, TVs or radios, just books, the ocean, and fine dining.

Learn about the traditional holiday drink, "glugg", which is a milled wine with roots in Medieval times. This popular winter beverage has been lifting spirits since 54BC.

London is famed for its markets but when it comes to Christmas fairs, our European neighbours tend to have the edge. But they say imitation is the sincerest of flattery.

It isn't easy being frugal at Christmas but unusual, low-cost gifts can be found in the form of homemade hampers, customized photo albums and outdoor adventures.

Looking for unique gifts and seasonal atmosphere? There's no better place to get into the Christmas spirit than Vienna's Christmas and advent markets.

From watches to army knives, Swiss fondue to Swiss wine, and crafts ranging from beer steins to cuckoo clocks Switzerland offers interesting shopping to souvenir hunters.

Find all the information you need on traveling in and around Slovakia here, including Bratislava's sights and information on country towns like Trnava, Kosice and Poprad.

Traditional markets, outdoor ice rinks and bright lights are just some of the things that make visiting London in the winter months, unforgettable.

Centuries ago the mince pie would have been a large dish filled with various meats such as chicken, partridge, pigeon, hare, capon, pheasant, rabbits, ox or lamb tongue.

The Auer Dult (Au Fair) takes place 3 times a year in the Au district of Munich and features handmade crafts, carnival rides, food stands and an antiques market.

After visiting Santa Claus in Lapland, complete the Christmas shopping in one of Helsinki, Finland's great Christmas Markets while sipping mulled wine or a warm schnapps.

Gingerbread is everywhere over the holiday season but there is no reason to buy at the store. This recipe yields homemade cookies that are divine fresh out of the oven.

Almost every city and small town in Switzerland has its own Christmas market but some of the most popular markets take place in Zürich, Basel and Bern.

Combine a trip to Europe and holiday shopping with an escorted vacation package that highlights Christmas markets in Germany, as well as other Old World countries.

Green Man Festival takes place on the 21st, 22nd and 23rd of August and is held at Glanusk Park in the Brecon Beacons, Wales.

A good source of manganese, fibre, iron and calcium, cinnamon may help prevent type II diabetes, lower blood pressure and help arthritis sufferers.

"Opernplatz on Ice" is Frankfurt's newest holiday attraction. Skaters circle around the lighted fountain outside the old opera house.

While diamonds, chocolates and champagne are one way to mark Valentine's Day, there are plenty of other ways to celebrate a relationship that are free, cheap or low cost.

Every New Year's Day the village of Mappleton in Derbyshire hosts a thrilling boat race, run, and jump into a freezing river. The author was there for the 2009 event.

Cuddle up as a cozy couple in a warm sanctuary for two on the scariest night of the year with a romantic dinner, gifts and decorations.

Cookie cutters are available in a wide number of shapes and are ideal for use as sewing templates. Great festive ornaments and decorations are easy to sew.

Helsinki offers winter activities from ice-skating to ice-swimming, and a variety of Christmas events. Winter weather in Helsinki can be cold and windy, so wrap up warm.

Charles Dickens published his "A Christmas Carol" 166 years ago, yet travelers can still conjure the spirit of a Victorian Christmas during Britain's festive season.

Bamberg's annual Nativity Trail has almost 400 scenes at 40 locations. Coinciding with the Christmas Markets, tours begin in late November and continue through December.

Eggnog, a rich seasonal drink has become a holiday and winter favorite beverage. Commercial or homemade, the varied ingredients make it a treat for every diet and taste.

Guy Fawkes Night, Bonfire Night, 5th November, whatever the name, it will involve fireworks, sparklers and if there's room, a burning effigy of a Mr. Fawkes himself.

One of the nicest German castle hotels is Burghotel auf Schönburg, combining fine dining, prime Rhine views, and a truly ancient atmosphere with all modern comforts.

Christmas in London is buzzing. Events include carols at Trafalgar Square, mulled wine and music in Covent Garden, The Snowman and Christmas dinner on the River Thames.

Nuremberg, Germany is home of famous Christkindlmarkt, celebrating festive holiday spirit for the entire family. Franconian Capital hosts a traditional celebration.

The advent season will soon be descending on Vienna again. Beginning on November 22 to December 26, Schonbrunn Palace in Vienna will fall under a Christmas spell.

The Kölner Weihnachtsmarkt (Cologne Christmas Market), Dom (Cathedral), and museums are popular with tourists in Germany. Low fares and trains make travel cheap and easy.

Cinnamon is an aromatic oil which has been in use for thousands of years; commonly associated with culinary use, cinnamon also has medicinal properties in aromatherapy.

The village of Waldbreitbach near the Rhine in Germany is a wonderful place to visit at Christmastime thanks to its Christmas Market, giant star and cribs.

Low fat food can be delicious, as the swearing celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay demonstrates in his new recipe book: Healthy Appetite.