Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun A brewer, especially the head brewer at a microbrewery.
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- noun A person in charge of
beer production at abrewery
Etymologies
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Examples
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In bigger breweries, the brewmaster is an overseer and the day-to-day task of making beer falls to the brewers.
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Beer information: A brewmaster is a male brewer of beer, while a brewster is a female brewer of beer.
Quazen 2009
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That's what happens when two celebrity chefs open a wildly popular Italian-food wonderland and bring in Dogfish Head's Sam Calagione, a larger-than-life brewmaster with a TV show of his own.
Raising a Beer Glass 2011
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"I'll let you in on the secret of brewing beer," says brewmaster and friend Matt Arlauckas.
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The marketplace for beer in New York is now at a "tipping point," said Garrett Oliver , the brewmaster at the Brooklyn Brewery and editor of "The Oxford Companion to Beer."
Finally, a Haven for the 'Beeroisseur' Melanie Grayce West 2012
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Recently, Livingston and brewmaster Michael LaCharite examined their canning machine, capable of filling and seaming 30 cans a minute, the day before canning was to commence.
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Now they jot down their impressions on pre-printed pads, noting brewery, brewmaster, malts and hops used, aroma, taste, aftertaste and circumstances under which the beer was quaffed.
Beer: 20,000 beers under their look-see Greg Kitsock 2011
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"I'll let you in on the secret of brewing beer," says brewmaster and friend Matt Arlauckas.
What We Drank 2009
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That's what happens when two celebrity chefs open a wildly popular Italian-food wonderland and bring in Dogfish Head's Sam Calagione, a larger-than-life brewmaster with a TV show of his own.
Raising a Beer Glass 2011
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"Every time a new brewery opens, it has to create its own creative edge, and then the other breweries have to be creative to become relevant again," explains Bill Drew , owner and brewmaster at Craggie Brewing Co.
Where the Action Is Emily Maltby 2011
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