Usually means: Sweet, fortified wine from grapes.
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▸ noun:  Alternative form of muscatel [A muscat grape or raisin, especially one from southern Spain.]

Similar:
muscadel, mossel, malender, abelmusk, molerat, Three Musketeer, muzac, dolcelatte, marasquino, moscofilero, more...

Opposite:
non-muskadel, anti-muskadel, muskadel-free

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Similar:
muscadel, mossel, malender, abelmusk, molerat, Three Musketeer, muzac, dolcelatte, marasquino, moscofilero, more...

Opposite:
non-muskadel, anti-muskadel, muskadel-free



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