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winemaster

winemaster

6.7
A person who makes and supervises the production of wine
  • noun
  • /ˈwaɪnˌmæs.tɚ/
  • Specialized
translation icon : maestro vinatero
  • During the tour, the winemaster shared secrets about the aging process of red wines.

Examples

  • The winemaster carefully selected the grapes for the vintage.

  • A skilled winemaster can influence the flavor and quality of every bottle produced.

  • The winemaster carefully selected the grapes for this year's vintage.

  • Have you ever met a winemaster?

  • The winemaster carefully monitored the fermentation process to ensure the best quality wine.

  • At the vineyard, the winemaster discussed the characteristics of different grape varieties with the visitors.

  • The renowned winemaster guided the team in crafting a new blend that would impress wine enthusiasts.

Synonyms

winemaker
vswinemaster
  • Specialized
14 3.3

A person or company that makes wine for a living

oversees and manages the production process rather than only making
vintner
vswinemaster
5 8.8

A person who makes or sells wine

focuses on managing production rather than selling or running business
enologist
vswinemaster
  • Specialized
9.9

A person who studies and advises on making wine

has managerial responsibility for production rather than scientific study

How Senior

winemaster
  • Specialized
6.7
winemaker
  • Specialized
14 3.3

Surface Forms

winemaster singular
winemasters plural

Morphology

winemaster = wine + master (transparent) = wine + master

A straightforward compound of 'wine' + 'master' meaning a master/expert responsible for wine production or assessment.

Etymology

Winemaster is simply wine + master, so it means 'master of wine'. A winemaster is in charge of making wine and watching the whole production, like a 'master chef' for a winery.