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oenophile

[ US /ˈinəˌfaɪɫ/ ]
[ UK /ˈə‍ʊnəfˌa‍ɪl/ ]
NOUN
  1. someone who appreciates wine

How To Use oenophile In A Sentence

  • You don't have to be a Frasier-esque oenophile to surf the site; its tone is both chatty and informative.
  • I think that Steve is right to defend the oenophiles, but wrong to feel that they need defending.
  • Winters thinks St. George can make inroads with oenophiles, so he'll hit wine tastings, too.
  • Proper storage lets smart oenophiles buy bottles that are young and cheap.
  • They have signature tics, or ‘tells,’ in poker parlance, which vary from one oenophile to the next.
  • Vaughters, a sideburned oenophile with Wes Anderson's wardrobe and Robert Parker's nose, has emerged as a leader in the sport, and his quirky team is now easily among the elite squads in the world. A Tour That Was Hard to Ignore
  • I am a bit of an oenophile, so we went to a lot of local wineries, and tried the local product.
  • Ro Thorpe 17: 54, 16 May 2008 (CDT) oxford says oenophile is direct from greek, no mention of french, but on the same page in italics is oeillade - Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en]
  • Heaven forbid these oenophiles be deprived of the fabulous Sonoma County Viogniers.
  • Panforte, panettone and nougat to drool over and an Italian wine list to make oenophiles moan with pleasure.
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