Marsala
Fortified Sicilian export
Marsala is a port city in western Sicily, Italy, known for the fortified wine that bears its name.
The city was also the landing site for Garibaldi's 1860 expedition that led to Italian unification. (Lowercase marsala is the wine.)
Mediterranean's biggest island
- portDocking place for ships
- harborSafe anchorage for ships
- PhoeniciansAncient Levantine maritime civilization
- salt flatsMineral-crusted evaporite terrain
Garibaldi · Mediterranean · coastal · Italian · historic · whitewashed · fishing · North Africa
Sicily
Mediterranean's biggest island
- portDocking place for ships
- harborSafe anchorage for ships
- PhoeniciansAncient Levantine maritime civilization
salt flats · Garibaldi · Mediterranean · coastal · Italian · historic · whitewashed · fishing · North Africa · ferry
brown
Dark earth tone
- reddish-brownWarm earth tone
- amberHardened ancient tree secretion
- tawnyWarm brownish-yellow hue
sienna · umber · ochre · copper · mahogany · chestnut · caramel · burgundy · wine-colored · terracotta
Marsalatable wine
Ordinary mealtime bottle
sparkling wine · grape juice · Sauvignon Blanc · Chablis · brut
Marsalawhite wine
Pale fermented grape beverage
rice wine · mirin · sake · lemon juice · vinegar
- chicken marsalaFowl in wine sauce
- marsala sauceSauce made with fortified wine
- veal marsalaCalf scallopine in wine sauce