brewer
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- noun
- /ˈbruːər/
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- She visited a brewery and learned about the process that each brewer uses to create their unique flavors.
- brewer's yeast
Why do Belgian, German and French Brewers predominantly use glass, but in the UK most craft and microbreweries use cans?
- Why do Belgian, German and French Brewers predominantly use glass, but in the UK most craft and microbreweries use cans?
Examples
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The local brewer produces a variety of craft beers that are popular in the community.
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The German immigrants included jewelers, brewers, carpenters, and other craftsmen as well as factory workers.
Academic text (1991) -
- He was a brewer.
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How is the big brewer from uptown?
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His father, a wealthy London brewer named Robert Meggot, died when the boy was only four.
Blog text (7) -
Well, my family's Irish, my grandfather was a Brewer in Ireland.
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She married a brewer from Milwaukee.
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We also visit breweries and speak with the brewers to gain tips about how to get better.
Blog text (13) -
Carlsberg, the world's third largest Brewer, said that work at all three of their breweries in Ukraine have been halted.
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When he inherited the family business, he became the brewer responsible for maintaining the traditional recipes.
Synonyms
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A place where beer is made to sell
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A small place that makes beer in small batches for sale
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A person who makes beer and manages the place where it is made
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A restaurant that brews its own beer and serves food
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A person who makes beer from malt, hops, and water
A person or company that makes beer to sell
A person who makes beer in a small traditional brewery
A joking title used for a person who makes very good beer
How Skilled
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word brewer comes from the old English verb brew, which meant 'to mix and heat ingredients to make a drink'. So, a brewer is someone who makes beer — like making a strong tea or soup, but for beer.