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Wassail is a traditional English hot drink for midwinter and Christmas: hard cider warmed with apple juice, spices, and roasted apples.
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The name comes from an old English toast meaning "be in good health." Since medieval times, bowls of wassail were passed around at Christmas and carried from house to house with songs. In apple country, January orchard wassailing ceremonies to bless the trees for a good harvest still take place.
Core the apples and roast at 180Β°C for 25 minutes, until the skins wrinkle and they turn soft.
Stud the orange with the cloves.
Put the cider, apple juice, brown sugar, cinnamon, allspice, nutmeg, and clove-studded orange in a pot and warm over low heat for 15 minutes. Donβt let it boil.
Float the roasted apples in the pot.
Ladle into cups, adding a little roasted apple if you like.