Definition of distiller in English:

distiller

noun dɪˈstɪlədəˈstɪlər

A person or company that manufactures spirits.
a family-owned whisky distiller
Example sentencesExamples
- Another includes three styles from the same distiller.
- The distiller's small batch collection also conducts bourbon tastings across the country.
- By the mid-1700s, Parliament passed laws eliminating small gin makers, leaving production to big distillers.
- There are big opportunities here for companies such as Scotch whisky distillers which can sell unique or interesting products.
- For some time, distillers have used wood and age to make their single malts stand out.
- Now, he's importing a range from two Martinique distillers.
- In fact, the world's tasters, master distillers and blenders have long realised that whisky and champagne evolve in the bottle.
- Often, representatives from distilleries, including master distillers, make the rounds and are available to meet with staff.
- What makes grappa unique and one of the worlds great spirits is the incredible aromatics that dedicated master distillers can extract.
- There were no longer many small distillers producing varying kinds of whisky and spirits throughout the country.
- Regional differences have been broadly emphasized in the past by distillers, but as a marketing tool, the story has already been told.
- Also on the schedule are visits to olive oil makers, a smoked salmon firm and a pisco distiller.
- In 1966, four of the five remaining Irish distillers banded together as the Irish Distillers Group.
- Down one flight of stairs, in the tiny Green Room, the master distiller of the Buffalo Trace bourbon distillery is giving a master-class tasting.
- Now that sherry is no longer shipped in cask, some Scotch whisky distillers in Scotland have their barrels ‘broken in’ in Jerez with sherry.
- Because of this set-up, he is able to bring in master distillers to speak to the bar staff.
- As distillers refined the process of making gin, it became more palatable, even without sugar.
- The distiller recommends only drinking the 180 proof poteen with mixers.
- So sure were distillers of this, that they pursued legal protection of the term ‘tequila.’
- Recently, there has been more activity in the category as distillers see new opportunities.

Definition of distiller in US English:

distiller

noundəˈstilərdəˈstɪlər

A person or company that manufactures liquor.
barrels that the master distiller deems to be of superior quality
Example sentencesExamples
- By the mid-1700s, Parliament passed laws eliminating small gin makers, leaving production to big distillers.
- Also on the schedule are visits to olive oil makers, a smoked salmon firm and a pisco distiller.
- Down one flight of stairs, in the tiny Green Room, the master distiller of the Buffalo Trace bourbon distillery is giving a master-class tasting.
- As distillers refined the process of making gin, it became more palatable, even without sugar.
- Recently, there has been more activity in the category as distillers see new opportunities.
- Now, he's importing a range from two Martinique distillers.
- There are big opportunities here for companies such as Scotch whisky distillers which can sell unique or interesting products.
- The distiller recommends only drinking the 180 proof poteen with mixers.
- Because of this set-up, he is able to bring in master distillers to speak to the bar staff.
- There were no longer many small distillers producing varying kinds of whisky and spirits throughout the country.
- So sure were distillers of this, that they pursued legal protection of the term ‘tequila.’
- The distiller's small batch collection also conducts bourbon tastings across the country.
- Regional differences have been broadly emphasized in the past by distillers, but as a marketing tool, the story has already been told.
- Often, representatives from distilleries, including master distillers, make the rounds and are available to meet with staff.
- Another includes three styles from the same distiller.
- Now that sherry is no longer shipped in cask, some Scotch whisky distillers in Scotland have their barrels ‘broken in’ in Jerez with sherry.
- In fact, the world's tasters, master distillers and blenders have long realised that whisky and champagne evolve in the bottle.
- In 1966, four of the five remaining Irish distillers banded together as the Irish Distillers Group.
- For some time, distillers have used wood and age to make their single malts stand out.
- What makes grappa unique and one of the worlds great spirits is the incredible aromatics that dedicated master distillers can extract.

单词	distiller
释义	Definition of distiller in English: distiller noun dɪˈstɪlədəˈstɪlər A person or company that manufactures spirits. a family-owned whisky distiller Example sentencesExamples Another includes three styles from the same distiller. The distiller's small batch collection also conducts bourbon tastings across the country. By the mid-1700s, Parliament passed laws eliminating small gin makers, leaving production to big distillers. There are big opportunities here for companies such as Scotch whisky distillers which can sell unique or interesting products. For some time, distillers have used wood and age to make their single malts stand out. Now, he's importing a range from two Martinique distillers. In fact, the world's tasters, master distillers and blenders have long realised that whisky and champagne evolve in the bottle. Often, representatives from distilleries, including master distillers, make the rounds and are available to meet with staff. What makes grappa unique and one of the worlds great spirits is the incredible aromatics that dedicated master distillers can extract. There were no longer many small distillers producing varying kinds of whisky and spirits throughout the country. Regional differences have been broadly emphasized in the past by distillers, but as a marketing tool, the story has already been told. Also on the schedule are visits to olive oil makers, a smoked salmon firm and a pisco distiller. In 1966, four of the five remaining Irish distillers banded together as the Irish Distillers Group. Down one flight of stairs, in the tiny Green Room, the master distiller of the Buffalo Trace bourbon distillery is giving a master-class tasting. Now that sherry is no longer shipped in cask, some Scotch whisky distillers in Scotland have their barrels ‘broken in’ in Jerez with sherry. Because of this set-up, he is able to bring in master distillers to speak to the bar staff. As distillers refined the process of making gin, it became more palatable, even without sugar. The distiller recommends only drinking the 180 proof poteen with mixers. So sure were distillers of this, that they pursued legal protection of the term ‘tequila.’ Recently, there has been more activity in the category as distillers see new opportunities. Definition of distiller in US English: distiller noundəˈstilərdəˈstɪlər A person or company that manufactures liquor. barrels that the master distiller deems to be of superior quality Example sentencesExamples By the mid-1700s, Parliament passed laws eliminating small gin makers, leaving production to big distillers. Also on the schedule are visits to olive oil makers, a smoked salmon firm and a pisco distiller. Down one flight of stairs, in the tiny Green Room, the master distiller of the Buffalo Trace bourbon distillery is giving a master-class tasting. As distillers refined the process of making gin, it became more palatable, even without sugar. Recently, there has been more activity in the category as distillers see new opportunities. Now, he's importing a range from two Martinique distillers. There are big opportunities here for companies such as Scotch whisky distillers which can sell unique or interesting products. The distiller recommends only drinking the 180 proof poteen with mixers. Because of this set-up, he is able to bring in master distillers to speak to the bar staff. There were no longer many small distillers producing varying kinds of whisky and spirits throughout the country. So sure were distillers of this, that they pursued legal protection of the term ‘tequila.’ The distiller's small batch collection also conducts bourbon tastings across the country. Regional differences have been broadly emphasized in the past by distillers, but as a marketing tool, the story has already been told. Often, representatives from distilleries, including master distillers, make the rounds and are available to meet with staff. Another includes three styles from the same distiller. Now that sherry is no longer shipped in cask, some Scotch whisky distillers in Scotland have their barrels ‘broken in’ in Jerez with sherry. In fact, the world's tasters, master distillers and blenders have long realised that whisky and champagne evolve in the bottle. In 1966, four of the five remaining Irish distillers banded together as the Irish Distillers Group. For some time, distillers have used wood and age to make their single malts stand out. What makes grappa unique and one of the worlds great spirits is the incredible aromatics that dedicated master distillers can extract.
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