French Wine FAQ All wine answers here - Ask a question     • What grape is used to make a Muscadet wine? Question submitted by Diane The grape used in Muscadet is actually called Melon de Bourgogne. This burgundy grape was brought in the Loire Valley during the 17th century. Vine growers noticed that Melon from Burgundy was the best grape growing in the western part of the Loire Valley to cope with the winter season and specially with frost. Nowadays the grape is even called Muscadet in the area. Muscadet is a delicate dry white wine. Muscadet is the perfect companion with oysters. • Learn more about Muscadet • More wine FAQ • Submit your question here   Top 5 Wine Books Recommended book 1. French Wine 2. An Encyclopedia of the Wines and Domaines of France 3. How to pronounce wine names 4. Hachette Wine Guide 5. The New France:Guide to French Wine French Wine Eyewitness Companions by Robert Joseph Learn more Price: $13.00 Click here!   french wine regions | grape varieties | winemaking | classification in France | tasting | wine and food | wine and health | legendary wines | news | wine shop | french wine guide