Spiced Mulled Wine

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wkingsnorth

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I thought I would post this in here since this section is about recipes. This recipe is for a batch of spiced mulled wine. It comes out of the bottle ready to warm up and enjoy on those cold fall and winter days. It is based off a local wine that I enjoy but wanted to duplicate and make my own. Here is the recipe and process

Ingredients

6 Gallons of Red Wine (I used Wine Expert Zinfandel Cabernet)
2 oz Orange Extract
2 oz Ground Cinnamon
2 oz Nutmeg
2 oz All Spice
2 tbl Cardamom
5 whole cloves (DO NOT USE GROUND CLOVE OR MORE WHOLE CLOVES!)
6 cup Sugar (more or less to taste)

Process

Primary Fermentation (10 days or until you reach desired gravity)

Rack wine

Add all Spice ingredients except the sugar (sugar comes into play later).
Start Secondary Fermentation and flavoring (Let sit 10 days)

Rack wine and check gravity

Stabilize and clarify wine

After clearing add sugar to sweeten
let sit a day or two and check sweetness (add more sugar if needed)

(This wine needs to be balanced as far as sweetness goes. If it is too dry it wont taste as good warmed up.)

filter wine and bottle
Note:This wine will clog the filters. I went through 2 filters doing this wine.
 
BTW, I call this wine GloWine. That is based off the german name for this type of wine. Here is a picture of my finished product.

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Oh, and special thanks to cedarswamp for pointing me in the right direction for the recipe ingredients.
 
Thanks for posting the recipe, it is starting to get to that time of the year where a nice mug of mulled wine is just what you need.

And, nice label.
 
Julie said:
Thanks for posting the recipe, it is starting to get to that time of the year where a nice mug of mulled wine is just what you need.

And, nice label.

Thank you. I found a website that sells blank labels and they have an online designer program that comes with the labels.
 
I'm doing this with a cranberry base. Hope it comes out good. So far I've noticed that I will have to add something to get the color back to red. Possibly pomegranate
 

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