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Mulled wine, which is most popular in regions that experience long cold winters, is simply wine that has been warmed and spiced. Typical recipes include adding sugar, ground cinnamon, ginger, pepper, nutmeg, cardamom, cloves and other spices to red wine.
To try making mulled wine yourself, visit the New York Times cooking section for their traditional mulled wine recipe.
Mulled Wine Day is celebrated globally each year on March 3rd.
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Malbec World Day is celebrated in Argentina each year on April 17th to honor the day in 1853 when President Domingo Faustino Sarmiento launched an effort to make the wines of Argentina competitive with better-known wine-producing regions around the world. After decades of experimentation and importation of European root stocks, primarily from France, Malbec became the featured grape varietal in Argentina and its Malbec wines became known worldwide for superior quality. Malbec World Day became an official holiday in 2011, sponsored by Wines Of Argentina. It is now celebrated globally wherever Malbec wine is produced and enjoyed.
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National Wine Day is a celebration of all things wine – from growing the grapes to sipping the final product.
Celebrated annually on May 25th in the United States.
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National Prosecco Day celebrates that light, sparkling and immensely popular white wine produced primarily in northeastern Italy. This day of recognition is timed to recognise the approaching end of summer, which technically ends over a month later on September 22nd.
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National Pinot Noir Day celebrates that wonderful grape by the same name and the delicious wine produced from it. This French varietal is grown primarily in Burgundy and Champagne in France, also in several locations in the United States, Canada, Germany, Australia, New Zealand, Chile, Romania, South Africa and other wine producing countries.
National Pinot Noir Day is celebrated each year on August 18th.
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