Does mulled wine make you drunker?
I'm as full after a cup of mulled wine as I am after a bottle of wine?
I'm as full after a cup of mulled wine as I am after a bottle of wine?
Hello, So, I went to a few parties where there was alcohol, of course. I got tipsy a few times. Not just tipsy, but really drunk. As far as I know, I said a lot of stupid things, annoyed a few people, and cried a lot. How can I better control myself? Or rather, how…
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For years, I've found this drink less and less often in supermarkets. And when I do, it's always in small cans. Is it really true that this drink is disappearing from supermarket shelves in Germany? And if so, why?
Heat and sugar (if added) promote the absorption of alk.
https://www.weinfreunde.de/magazin/weinwissen/gluehwein-und-winzergluehwein/
As far as I know it is only warmed, not boiled. So, not necessarily less alk than the cold.
Yeah, glowing wine makes drunker than normal wine, because usually a lot of sugar is in it.
Yes a little. The body absorbs the warm alcohol faster. I had to find out yesterday. Anyway, I had the best mulled wine ever. Rosé is my thing 🙂
I don’t think the most alcohol is cooked out of the mulled wine.
You don’t cook glow wine, but you heat it.
Yes, then on heating keeps the alcohol out