Mulled Tea

What would autumn and winter be without mulled drinks. Unlike mulled wine, you can make mulled tea with or without wine. Both versions are a great autumn warmer that will get you in the mood for the upcoming cold weather. For a tasty alternative to caffeinated black tea, try using Cranberry Cider Herbal Tea instead. Non-alcoholic mulled tea is easy to make and a great drink for autumn home parties that can be enjoyed by all age groups.

To make mulled tea you will need loose leaf teas or high quality tea bags, sugar, spices and preferably an orange. Unlike mulled wine, mulled tea doesn’t contain any alcohol, so it’s suitable for most age groups. However, it may contain caffeine. Use real tea if you are looking for a little energy boost in the early afternoon or if you need to avoid caffeine. Alternatively, use decaf of fruity teas. Fruity teas contain bigger pieces of fruit, so use one or two spoons more than you would normally use.