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Muscadet|ˈmʊskədeɪ|
[f. the name of the Muscadet grape from which it is made.]
A white wine made in the Loire valley near Nantes.
1920A. L. Simon Blood of Grape ix. 221 Muscadet white wines are in no way objectionable, and in no way fine. 1951R. Postgate Plain Man's Guide to Wine iv. 88 A white wine called Muscadet, from the grape used in it. 1966H. Johnson Wine 103 Nobody claims greatness for Muscadet, and yet it is one of the most useful of the lesser wines of France. 1969R. Hutchings Lucky in Jeopardy 21 In lieu of the Hock the Squire usually selects with a curry meal we had a bottle of Muscadet, which went down very refreshingly on our scorched palates. 1971Guardian 13 Aug. 9/4 Three magnums, one of Rosé, one of Burgundy, one of Muscadet, from which you could help yourself. |