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Anne Rosine Noilly-Prat (1825 – 16 August 1902), was a French businessperson.^[1] As the owner of Noilly Prat for thirty-seven years, from 1865, she was one of the biggest business figures in France during the Second Empire.^[2]

She was born in Lyon, the daughter of Louis Noilly and Magdeleine Briget. She died in Marseilles.^[3]