Brewer (noun)

1. A person or company that makes beer or other fermented drinks.
2. A person who is skilled in the brewing of beer or other fermented drinks.

Origin:

From middle english brewe, from old english brēowan ("to brew"), from proto-germanic *brēwaną ("to brew"), from proto-indo-european *bʰrew- ("to cook, brew").

Examples:

1. He was a brewer at the local brewery.
2. She was a home brewer and made her own beer.
3. The brewer added hops to the boil.
4. The brewer used different types of yeast for different beers.
5. The brewmaster was a master of his craft and had been brewing for over 30 years.