distiller

Converse of object

• force: It forced distillers to sell only to licensed retailers and brought gin-shops under the jurisdiction of local magistrates.

Adjective modifier

• Scotch: By contrast, Scotch malt whiskey distillers are generally looking for a more subtle oak influence.
• illicit: He stood six feet four inches tall and his stature helped to silence any of the illicit distillers who challenged the newly licensed distillery.
• independent: We had a big holding in Glenmorangie, which was the last independent malt whiskey distiller with a stock market listing.
• large: So -- we have come a long way from a tiny scrap of paper to the second largest distiller in England!
• other: Like several other distillers, the company also feels its label should be used only on whiskey aged according to its own practices.
• Scottish: Licenses were granted to a very small number of Scottish distillers for the exportation of spirits to England.

Modifies a noun

• yeast: Macallan uses brewers and distillers yeast in a complex mixture that includes 50 percent cultured yeast.

Noun used with modifier

• whiskey: I think the premises belong to a whiskey distiller.
• tar: The tar distillers could not at first supply it in sufficient quantity or of the required purity.
• malt: By contrast, Scotch malt whiskey distillers are generally looking for a more subtle oak influence.
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• whiskey: After serving as president, George Washington became probably the new republic's largest whiskey distiller.
• gin: The clarity of the water would have made any gin distiller jealous.

Possessives

• yeast: S pecial distiller's yeast is the third ingredient.
• warehouse: A limited range of operations, such as racking, can be carried out in a distiller's warehouse.

Preposition: of

• spirit: I have to tell you the successful distiller of spirits has a seventh tall daughter.