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Warm Spiced Grape Juice
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Warm Spiced Grape Juice

This comforting warm spiced grape juice is a non-alcoholic mulled wine alternative made with Concord grape juice cinnamon sticks and fragrant whole spices for a deeply rich holiday drink. This easy warm spiced grape juice recipe is perfect for Christmas Thanksgiving and cold winter evenings as a family-friendly hot beverage everyone can enjoy.

4.5
25 min
🍴8 servings
🔥135 cal
🔖Easy
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30 second summary

A rich warming spiced grape juice that tastes like non-alcoholic mulled wine.

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Nutrition per serving

135Calories
0gProtein
34gCarbs
0gFat
0gFiber

Ingredients

8servings

base

spice

sweetener

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Instructions

1

Combine Juice and Spices

Pour the grape juice into a medium saucepan and add the cinnamon sticks, whole cloves, and the clove-studded orange to the pan.

2

Heat Gently

Warm the juice over medium-low heat stirring occasionally until it reaches a gentle steaming simmer, about 15 to 20 minutes. Do not allow it to boil.

3

Sweeten to Taste

Remove from heat and stir in honey one tablespoon at a time tasting as you go until it reaches your preferred level of sweetness.

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4

Strain and Serve

Strain the warm spiced grape juice through a fine mesh strainer into heat-safe mugs or glasses and garnish each with a fresh cinnamon stick before serving.

Substitutions

honeymaple syrup for a vegan-friendly sweetener option
Concord grape juicepomegranate juice for a tangier more complex spiced drink

Common mistakes

Boiling the grape juice which makes it taste bitter and destroys the subtle spice balance
Using sweetened grape juice cocktail instead of 100 percent grape juice which makes the drink cloyingly sweet
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