On Christmas morning 23 hardy sorts met on The Green and walked over to Tissington and were welcomed by 7 non walkers with coffee, gluvine and nibbles, so giving them the strength to stagger back to Parwich for their Christmas Dinner.
Parwich to Tissington
Thursday December 31, 2009 by Jane B
Posted in 2009, People, Posts of Note | 1 Comment
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Nice photo: Looks as though it may be cold! Currently too warm for a real Glühwein out here in Bavaria.
Gluvine is phonetic of course, but proper spelling is:
Glühwein or with a UK keyboard: Gluehwein.
This word is a composite German word of “Glühen” which means warm or glowing or shining, and Wein the German word for wine. With the correct mixture (red wine, spices and (often) any form of Schnaps) Glühwein is noted for making you glow from the inside outwards. GOOD STUFF on a cold winter’s day.