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gluhwein

/ ˈɡ±ô³ÜËËŒ±¹²¹Éª²Ô /

noun

  1. mulled wine
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Origin of gluhwein1

German
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Visitors can ride the Christmas carousel for free before hitting the food stands, which will be serving German bratwurst and schnitzel, pierogies, roasted nuts; comforting drinks like Glühwein, a hot mulled wine; and other tasty treats.

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But fast forward a few months and, as lights sparkle in the Christmas markets, there is a sense of tentative optimism in the Glühwein spiced air.

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In Poland it's called grzane wino and in Germany it is gluhwein, which both directly translate to mulled wine.

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Stable’s hot drinks — gluhwein all around! — helped ward off the chill, too.

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Even the scientific committee advising the Belgian government had not asked for the culture industry closures, leaving virologist Marc Van Ranst to ponder that in Belgium “gluhwein beat culture.â€

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