noun
- A dry white wine produced in the Loire Valley region of France, made from the Melon de Bourgogne grape.
Usage: Typically lowercase when referring to the wine type; capitalized when referring to the region or appellation.
Examples
- We ordered a bottle of muscadet to pair with the seafood appetizers.
- Muscadet is known for its crisp, refreshing character and citrus notes.
- The restaurant's wine list featured several muscadet options from different producers.
- She prefers muscadet over heavier white wines during the summer months.
- Muscadet pairs exceptionally well with oysters and other shellfish.