Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
éleveur de vin
English translation:
wine négociant
French term
éleveur de vin
Le négociant sélectionne dès la parcelle ou chez le vigneron, les raisins ou les cuvées qui lui conviennent, pour ensuite les élever dans ses caves, avant de les commercialiser chez les cavistes, dans les restaurants, les bars à vins et dans les réseaux de distribution moderne.
Le mot “éleveur” a un sens bien précis, à prendre dans l’acception première du verbe élever.
Thanks in advance !
3 +1 | wine négociant | Mark Nathan |
4 +2 | Wine négotiant-éleveur | B D Finch |
4 +1 | wine maturer | Melzie |
Refs. | Rachel Fell |
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Proposed translations
wine négociant
I don't know of a one-word term for this in English. I have seen "négociant" used and then qualified with an explanation along the lines of "who matures/blends the wines in their own cellars" or "bottles wines under their own label".
wine maturer
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B D Finch
: Any references to back that up?// You mean: "That’s how we feel the job of Negociant-Eleveur (broker-maturer)"? That doesn't back up your answer, though it does back up mine.
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http://row34nh.tumblr.com/post/143137662407/wine-resources-w...
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Rachel Fell
: it's in English
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thank you
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Wine négotiant-éleveur
"Négociant-Éleveur (France): A négociant equipped to perform all the tasks involved in taking an unfinished wine through to the bottling process, including ageing in barrel if desired."
http://blog.vinfolio.com/2016/06/22/what-is-a-wine-negociant...
"In general, you’ll encounter three types of wine negociants: those who buy pre-made wine and bottle it, those who make some improvements on the wine before bottling it, and those who take whole grapes or unfermented juice to make the wine virtually from scratch. This last type of negociant is called a “negociant-éleveur,” and they are the negociants with the most prestigious reputations."
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Note added at 40 mins (2017-07-04 11:27:19 GMT)
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https://localwinecompany.wordpress.com/2011/03/29/negociant-...
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Note added at 5 hrs (2017-07-04 16:18:59 GMT)
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Just noticed typo in my header term. Obviously should be "Wine négociant-éleveur"
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Tony M
: I agree, it is SUCH a specific term in France with no equivalent I've ever found elsewhere, I think it is best to keep it in FR and explain if necessary / possible.
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Thanks Tony
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philgoddard
: You don't need to say "wine", though.
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Thanks phil. Best to ensure the reader doesn't imagine it's cattle.
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Reference comments
Refs.
éleveur, one who looks after wine between fermentation and bottling.
négociant, wholesale wine merchant or bottler.
https://www.jancisrobinson.com/learn/wine-regions/france
These people call themselves "wine merchant-maturers"
Our know-how - Bottling - Dufouleur Père & Fils - Proprietor ...
www.dufouleur.com/mise-en-bouteille-en.php
Owners and Wine Merchant-Maturers, Dufouleur proposes famous Burgundian ... The ideal bottling date for a wine can only be determined by a series of regular ...
http://www.dufouleur.com/notre-maison-en.php
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