|məskə|tel noun
also mus·ca·del or mus·ca·dell or mus·ca·delle -|del
( -s )
Etymology: Middle English muskadelle, from Middle French muscadel, muscatel, from Old Provençal muscadel, from muscadel resembling musk, from muscat musky
1. : a sweet dessert wine that is golden to dark amber in color with a flavor and aroma peculiar to the muscat grapes from which it is made
2. : a raisin produced from muscat grapes
3. : muscat 1