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Easy Warm Wine Cocktails to Keep You Cozy

The air is getting crisp over the rolling hills of our Maryland vineyard, and the holidays are just around the corner! There’s no better way to settle in for a chilly evening than with a warm, comforting drink in hand. While we love a classic glass of our Cabernet Franc, sometimes the cold weather calls for something a little… cozier. We’ve been busy in the tasting room, crafting the perfect, simple-to-make warm wine cocktails to help you celebrate the season. Here are a few of our favorites, using our Linganore wines: 1. Warmed Apple Cider Wine Cocktail Nothing says autumn... Read More » The post Easy Warm Wine Cocktails to Keep You Cozy appeared first on Linganore Wines .

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