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musar

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musar Hebrew [mʊˈsɑː (Yiddish) ˈmʊsə]
n Judaism
1. (Non-Christian Religions / Judaism) rabbinic literature concerned with ethics, right conduct, etc.
2. (Non-Christian Religions / Judaism) any moralizing speech, esp one which is critical
[literally: instruction]


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Musar is world famous for its earthy, robust reds -we had a firm old sample of a couple of vintages, the 2001 perhaps needing a few more years of ponderous reflection before being unleashed into my dining room.
The Chateau Musar started in 1931 is one of the old wines still produced and was lapped by a drinking public that loved how the wine was adulterated with foreign grapes.
A popular oxidized wine on the menu is Chateau Musar, $50, a white wine from Lebanon made from the country's ingenious obaideh varietal that has earthy, musky flavors well-suited for Middle Eastern cuisine.
 
 
 
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