noun
definition
A seller of wine.
definition
A manufacturer of wine.
Examples of vintner in a Sentence
He became a vintner, following his father's trade.
He became a vintner, following his father 's trade.
On 23 January 1626 Harris's apprentice vintner Humphrey Boddicott (whom he had inherited from his father) was admitted free.
On 23 January 1626 Harris 's apprentice vintner Humphrey Boddicott (whom he had inherited from his father) was admitted free.
Kent Rosenblum always has done a Vintner's Cuvee for the last 20 or so years.
Carmenet Wines - Give their Vintner's Collection a try.
The shareholders voted to sell the winery and it changed hands four times to Coca-Cola, Joseph Seagram's, Vintner International and finally Canandaigua Wine Company.
The Inn at Glenora Wine Cellars has 18 Vintner guestrooms, two deluxe guestrooms and ten select guestrooms that feature fireplaces and Jacuzzis.
It is the vintner's name that appears on the wine label.
For instance, a well-known and respected Champagne vintner is Moet and Chandon, while a well-respected California Zinfandel vintner is Turley.
Sir Francis's great-great-great-grandfather, Alan, was a cordwainer of Gracechurch Street; Alan's son Thomas, a vintner, purchased Scadbury in Chislehurst, and Thomas's great-grandson William bought Foot's Cray, where Francis may have been born.
His earliest governesses were the wives of a tailor and a vintner from the Dutch settlement; a sailor called Norman taught him the rudiments of navigation; and, when he grew older, he was placed under the care of a Hungarian refugee, Janos Zeikin, who seems to have been a conscientious teacher.
The poet Chaucer may serve as a humbler example of the rise of the burgher class the son of a vintner, he became the father of a knight, and the ancestor, through female descents, of many baronial families.