English Dictionary

Definition of “winemaker”

winemaker (ˈwaɪnmeɪkə)

At the moment the wines are made at neighbouring wineries under the guidance of consultant winemaker Geoff Weaver.

The Advertiser, Sunday Mail (2004)

Guided by a brilliant young winemaker , Alberto Antonini, we set about making our own Chianti Classico.

Times, Sunday Times (2004)

He joins Sirromet to work alongside chief winemaker Adam Chapman following Frenchman Alain Rousseau's departure.

Courier, Sunday Mail (2005)

He turned to the Australian winemaker David Baverstock, one of the leading operators in Portugal, for advice on how to develop the vineyard.

Times, Sunday Times (2002)

Lewis Pesko, a winemaker at Tishbi Estates Wineries in Binyamina, Israel, says that he has had `excellent results" from the grapes.

New Scientist (1999)

On the other hand, the very best grapes can be turned into poor wine by an inadequate winemaker.

Lockspeiser, Jerry & Gear, Jackie Thorsons Organic Wine Guide

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