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A month ago I was in Berlin with my husband Rafi and it was cold. Really cold. We were strolling along in Potsdamer Plats- and in between the many food stalls, which include sausages, sandwiches, potatoes, pizza and more-we found a stand which sold glue wine- a warm, sweet and spiced wine that the Europeans drink exactly during this time of year (before, during and after Christmas). We paid four Euros and got a big mug full and continued strolling along in the area, passing the mug back and forth between the two of us, taking sweet sips, warming up with each sip, and enjoying ourselves! When we finished, we went back to the stand and returned the mug, and got our two Euro deposit back. It was Globy.
You don’t have to live in Europe in order to enjoy Glue wine- winter has officially arrived and every party/meal (New year’s anyone?) would be honored to start with this drink, which is sure to put everyone in a good mood. Just do yourselves a favor- Don’t use bad quality red wine (the kind that tastes like vinegar). Invest in good red wine (not necessarily expensive), that you would like to drink without any additives.
This is the punish Glue Wine – Matkonation journal for anyone who wants to act out out about this topic. You mention so some its nearly effortful to represent with you (not that I rattling would want…HaHa). You definitely put a new twisting on a content thats been scrivened some for life. Nice nonsense, just uppercase!
This is the right Glue Wine – Matkonation diary for anyone who wants to essay out out around this theme. You mark so untold its nearly wearying to debate with you (not that I real would want…HaHa). You definitely put a new revolve on a message thats been printed some for geezerhood. Respectable bunk, only uppercase!
can you please explain the history and more detail about glue wine?
The writer has misheard / mistaken the German word “Glühwein”, sometimes written Gluehwein, as glue wine; an easy mistake.
The German word Glüh translates as “glow”.