Sentence examples for hot punch from inspiring English sources

Glogg, a hot punch of Swedish origin, is frequently made with red wine and contains spices, almonds, and raisins.

But you can get the hot punch and fondue aprés-ski experience at The Clubhouse Shoreditch, a new rooftop venue in east London (left).

Better, though, is to explore further afield: markets and Christmas "villages" spring up around the city in small squares, cul-de-sacs and alleys, where wooden huts dispense chilled white wine, hot punch and glühwein, grilled sausages and sugared almonds.

When the carol singers fail to call on Mrs Griffiths, who has spent all day lovingly making mince pies and hot punch for them, she jumps up and down in fury, shouting "Bloody bloody bloody bugger".

As a hot punch it has a soothing, spirit-lifting generosity that is good for what ails you, even if you weren't previously aware of any ailments.

Inactivity and boredom led to increased drinking; Scott Hansen recorded that Christmas and New Year passed "with the usual hot punch and consequent hangover", and wrote that he was "getting more and more disgusted with drunkenness".

Old bar books included all sorts of recipes for hot punches that mixed, say, brandy and port, and for cold drinks, called cobblers, that used wine and flavorings over crushed ice.

But just when you thought the pop-ups had packed up, a new breed of winter spin-offs has arrived on the scene, complete with reindeer skins, hot punches and open fires.

Serve dark rum in hot punches.

It produced the big, spicy punch its hot pepper designation promised.

Blackwood's Hot Whisky punch is also mighty appealing.