muscat
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A sweet wine made from fragrant grapes that smells strongly of flowers
- noun
- /ˈmʌskæt/
- We enjoyed a relaxing evening with a glass of muscat, savoring its sweet and fragrant aroma.
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After dinner, we toasted with a sweet muscat that perfectly complemented the fruit tart.
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Now we add some kusu into some Muscat sweet wine.
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I split the omelet into two quarters and served it with crostini, ketchup, and a nice bottle of Spanish dry muscat wine.
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The chef paired the dessert with a chilled muscat wine to enhance the flavors of the dish.
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Etymology
The word muscat for the wine comes from the same root as musk, meaning 'a strong, sweet smell', because the wine keeps the grape's perfume. That's why muscat wine is famous for its rich, fragrant sweetness.