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Musigny

American  
[moo-zeen-yee, my-zee-nyee] / mu zinˈyi, mü ziˈnyi /

noun

  1. a dry, red wine of the Burgundy region in France.


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She was right, even if she had to repeat herself to a public more interested in grand cru Musigny than in passetoutgrains, a blend of pinot noir and gamay that is a wonderful thirst-quencher.

From New York Times • Sep. 2, 2021

At Milde's corner of the table the discussion had swung to wines—old wines, Johannisberger, Cabinet, Musigny.

From Shallow Soil by Hyllested, Carl Christian

Presently madame returned—flushed, and, with a forced smile, in which there was more pain than pleasure, poured for me another glass of Musigny.

From A Village of Vagabonds by Smith, F. Berkeley (Frank Berkeley)

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