winewaiter

noun
UK /ˈwaɪnˌweɪtə/
US /ˈwaɪnˌweɪtər/

A person whose job is to serve wine to people at a restaurant.

The winewaiter brought a bottle of red wine to our table.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A small stand or holder used to keep a wine bottle tilted and ready for pouring.

The winewaiter held the bottle at an angle so the last drops could be poured.

3. A person who carries and pours wine at a formal event or banquet.

A winewaiter moved quietly among the guests refilling glasses.

4. A tray or rack for carrying wine glasses and bottles.

She set the clean glasses on the winewaiter before the party began.