Moscat (en. Muscat)

/mos'kat/

Meaning & Definition

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noun
Grape of a sweet variety, often used in the production of sweet wines.
Muscat wine is characterized by its fruity flavor.
El vino moscat se caracteriza por su sabor afrutado.
Type of wine made from muscat grapes.
At dinner, an impressive muscat was served that perfectly accompanied the dessert.
En la cena, se sirvió un moscat impresionante que acompañó perfectamente el postre.

Etymology

The word 'moscat' comes from the French term 'muscat,' which in turn is derived from the Latin 'muscatum,' related to the term 'muscus' (musk).

Common Phrases and Expressions

muscat wine
wine made primarily from muscat grapes, known for its sweetness.
vino moscat
muscat grape
type of grape used in viticulture, especially in sweet wines.
uva moscat

Related Words

sweet
Having a sweet taste, commonly refers to foods and beverages.
dulce
muscatel
Sweet wine made primarily from muscat grapes.
muscatel

Slang Meanings

Drink that is usually consumed at parties or celebrations.
Today we celebrate with a well-chilled muscat.
Hoy celebramos con un moscat bien frío.
Referring to something pleasant and festive.
The party was very muscat.
La fiesta estuvo muy moscat.