Distiller (noun)

1. A person or company that produces distilled liquids, especially alcoholic beverages.
2. A machine used for distillation.

Origin:

From the latin distillare, meaning "to drip" or "to filter".

Examples:

1. The local distiller was famous for producing high-quality bourbon.
2. The distiller visited the distillery to check on the progress of the latest batch of whiskey.
3. The distiller used a copper still to produce his spirits.
4. The distiller had a vast collection of old whiskey bottles.
5. The distiller was pleased with the results of the distillation process.