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Seyssel|ˈseɪsɛl|
The name of two villages on the upper Rhône, used attrib. or absol. to designate various white wines made there.
1926P. M. Shand Book of Wine v. 171 The best-known Savoy wine is Seyssel... Much of the wine sold as Seyssel only enjoys the type-name by courtesy. 1968V. & M. Pettitt Len Deighton's Travel Dossier 46 Savoy... Seyssel wines (much is made into ‘vin mousseux’). 1968[see Roussette 3]. |