NorthernLightsWines
Mulled Wine (Coming Soon)
Mulled Wine (Coming Soon)
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Mulled Wine is sold out at the wine shop. To place a pre-order, text 604-670-4046, or request a list of nearby liquor stores that carry this product.
Our Northern Canadian spin on the European classic hot mulled wine.
Warm flavours of cinnamon, cloves and
allspice immersed in our 2024 Bumbleberry wine
creates an aromatic experience that is a perfect way to
warm up after getting back from the slopes, a fall hike, or
a cold rainy afternoon. Perfectly-balanced sweetness
and spice will warm your senses and create a cozy feel.
Warm up in the microwave in 1 minute or on the stovetop in 3 minutes. Garnish with a cinnamon stick and orange wedge if desired!
750 ml | 13% alc/vol | Fruit Wine
Shipping Rates & Returns
Shipping Rates & Returns
Shipping
You pay what we pay! We ship via Canada Post, with rates determined by the package’s size and destination. All orders are priced and sent using our discounted Canada Post Expedited Parcel rates, which typically delivers within 2–3 business days.
Local delivery & Pick-up are free.
Unfortunately at this time we are unable to ship to Quebec, New Brunswick, and The Territories.
Remote locations may be delayed up to 5 business days. Products are shipped in corrugated cardboard and protected from damage. Please be kind to the environment and reuse or recycle where possible.
Returns
In the event that a product is incorrectly shipped, damaged, or otherwise not as expected, full refunds are available on unopened bottles of wine within 14 days of receipt. Refunds available for opened or damaged products if they are not fully consumed. Please send a photo and e-mail of the issue to sales@northernlightswinery.ca and we will respond within 48 hours.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Store wine in a cool dry place, keep inside as best you can.
Serve room temperature or from the fridge based on the wine & your preference.
Once opened wine is generally good for 3-5 days, after which the wine will begin to lose it flavour or develop a sour taste.
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