Talk:Mulled wine
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This belongs into mulled wine. Can we please copy any non-redundant text and make this a redirect. Kosebamse.
Ahem - if you think this is nonsense, I agree. This comment belongs to Talk:Gluehwein and I will copy it there. Kosebamse 18:01, 21 Oct 2004 (UTC)
- Gluhwein and Mulled wine are not the same thing -- the recipies are different, and mulled wine tastes much sweeter. I will add a brief comment, although I do not have any recipies handy. Rnt20 11:41, 11 September 2006 (UTC)
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- Glogg is not mulled wine. Typical glogg includes whisky, aquavit or vodka and is a tradition peculiar to Scandinavia. Unless I see arguments otherwise I will pull the merge tags. Tubezone 08:49, 3 December 2006 (UTC)
Hello. Please do not move or redirect this article at this time. The WikiProject Cocktails is currently doing a lot of house cleaning on cocktail-related articles. It would be realy helpful if you keep the article essentially unchanged (editing for content is fine) until the dust settles. Then, if you still feel the article should be moved, merged, or whatever, by all means, do so. Also, if anyone cares to lend a hand at the Project, I could use the help. Mainly right now, it would be most helpful if people could tag the remaining untagged articles linked under List of cocktails. People, like you, are frustrated by the poor quality of these articles, and they are deleting articles without giving us a chance to preserve or expand the information. Thanks! --Willscrlt 14:53, 7 December 2006 (UTC)
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- Yes. I am aware they are different things. I meant that some articles would have their useful information cut, pasted, and edited for clarity (what I meant by merging), and then, if appropriate, set up a redirect from the old entry to the newly merged information in the list. Sorry. It was late when I wrote that. --Willscrlt 22:00, 11 December 2006 (UTC)
