muscadelle
/ˈmʌskəˌdɛl/
noun
- A variety of white grape used to make wine, especially in the Bordeaux and Sauternes regions.
- They planted a small vineyard of muscadelle on the hillside.
- The winemaker blended muscadelle with sauvignon blanc for a crisp white.
- Muscadelle grapes add floral notes to the wine.
- A sweet white wine made from muscadelle grapes.
- We sampled a rich muscadelle from the Sauternes region.
- She served a chilled muscadelle with the cheese course.
- This muscadelle has a lovely honey flavor.