vintner

[vint-ner]

noun

1. a person who makes wine or sells wines.

vintner

/ ˈvɪntnə /

noun

1. a wine merchant

Word History and Origins

Origin of vintner¹

1400–50; late Middle English vint ( e ) ner, derivative of vin ( e ) ter < Anglo-French; Old French vinetier < Medieval Latin vīnētārius, equivalent to Latin vīnēt ( um ) vineyard ( vīn ( um ) wine + -ētum suffix denoting place where a given plant grows) + -ārius -ary

Word History and Origins

Origin of vintner¹

C15: from Old French vinetier, from Medieval Latin vīnētārius, from Latin vīnētum vineyard, from vīnum _wine

Example Sentences

“Not just on vintners but on the employees and communities that rely on them.”

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Authors Sophie Menin and Bob Chaplin go further, showing that vintners’ observation of annual and seasonal weather shifts can teach everyone to pay more attention.

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Deficit irrigation already yields good results in viticulture, where vintners find it can improve the quality of wine.

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As the mystery swirls, one thing is clear: The federal probe comes amid a bitter divide among longtime vintners and residents over Napa Valley’s future.

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When asked if he would have envisioned becoming a vintner in his post-NFL career, Rice laughed, denying that he ever imagined being in the winemaking business.

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