Definition

A type of sweet wine made from muscat grapes, often enjoyed for its rich flavor and aroma.

Example

She served a glass of muscadel with dessert, enhancing the sweetness of the meal.

Conversation

Have you ever tried muscadel wine?

No, I haven't. What's it like?

It's sweet and has a lovely aroma, perfect for dessert.

That sounds delicious! I should give it a try.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

**Muscadel** → The word originates from the Old French *muscadel*, which refers to a type of sweet wine, derived from the Latin *muscum* (meaning musk). The term is associated with the musky aroma of certain wines. Thus, muscadel refers to a wine that has a musky scent or flavor.

Memory Tip

Imagine a wine that has a 'musk' scent, which helps you remember that 'muscadel' refers to a sweet wine with a musky aroma.

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