A person who makes, sells, or distributes brandy, or someone associated with the brandy trade.
From 'brandy' (Dutch 'brandewijn') + 'man' (agent noun). A straightforward occupational term from the trade.
A 'brandyman' in the 1700s-1800s was to liquor what a modern tech entrepreneur is to startups—a trader in a luxury commodity that made them wealthy and respected.
Uses 'man' as generic/occupational suffix, typical of occupational naming in English. Historical convention excluded women from naming themselves by profession, implicitly limiting role visibility.
Use 'brandy worker' or 'brandy producer' to denote role without gendered suffix.
["brandy worker","brandy producer","brandy specialist"]
Women have historically worked in distillery and brandy production; language should reflect inclusive participation rather than implying male-only occupancy.
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