rumney
/ˈrʌmni/(also romeny, romeney, romney)
noun
A sweet wine of Greek origin, popular in England especially during the 15th and 16th centuries; a variety of this. Now historical and rare.
Origin
Late Middle English. From Anglo-Norman romeny, romeney and Middle French romenie, rommenie, romanie, apparently from Anglo-Norman and Middle French Romanie, Romenie, as name of Greece, the wine being so called on account of its provenance.