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muscadel

A glass of muscadel sits on a wooden table beside a bowl of grapes.

Definition

Noun: 1. A type of sweet wine: "Muscadel" refers specifically to a sweet, fortified wine made from Muscat grapes. This wine is known for its rich, fruity flavor and aroma, often with notes of orange blossom, peach, or apricot.

Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • We finished the meal with a glass of golden muscadel.
    • The winery is famous for its rich and aromatic muscadel.
    • He prefers a sweet muscadel to a dry sherry after dinner.
Advanced Usage
  • As a historical or regional term: "Muscadel" is often used in historical contexts or in specific regions (like South Africa) to denote this style of wine. In other regions, similar wines may be called "Muscat" or "Moscatel."
    • The 18th-century merchant's ledger listed several barrels of muscadel.
Variants and Related Words
  • Muscat (noun): A family of grapes used to make sweet wines, or the wine itself. "Muscadel" is a type of Muscat wine.
  • Moscatel (noun): The Spanish and Portuguese name for wines made from Muscat grapes, very similar to muscadel.
  • Dessert wine (noun): A general category for sweet wines typically served with dessert, which includes muscadel.
Synonyms
  • Dessert wine: A broader category for sweet wines.
  • Fortified wine: A wine to which a distilled spirit (like brandy) has been added, which includes muscadel.
  • Muscat: Can be a direct synonym, though "Muscat" can also refer to the grape variety or drier styles.
Related Phrases
  • To serve muscadel: To offer this wine, typically with dessert or cheese.
    • It is traditional to serve muscadel with fruitcake.
muscadel

A glass of muscadel sits on a wooden table beside a bowl of grapes.

Noun
  1. wine from muscat grapes

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