Oenophile (noun)

A lover or connoisseur of wine.

Origin:

From the greek word "oinos" meaning "wine" and "philos" meaning "lover".

Examples:

1. As an oenophile, he had an extensive collection of rare and expensive wines.
2. The oenophile carefully sniffed the bouquet of the wine before taking a sip.
3. The wine club was filled with oenophiles discussing the different notes in their glasses.
4. She was an oenophile who had traveled to many of the world's premier wine regions.
5. The oenophile was able to tell the exact grape variety and vintage of the wine just by smelling it.