1. plural of gluhwein; a hot spiced wine drink, typically served during winter holidays, made with red wine, sugar, spices (such as cinnamon and cloves), and citrus fruits.
Usage: German origin; commonly served at Christmas markets; also spelled 'glühwein' or 'gluwein'

Examples

• The Christmas market served warm gluhweins to visitors on cold winter evenings.
• We sipped gluhweins while browsing the holiday stalls.
• Several varieties of gluhweins were available, each with different spice blends.
• The vendor offered both red and white gluhweins to customers.
• Gluhweins are a traditional winter beverage in German-speaking countries.