| GOURMET | A person who cultivates a discriminating palate for good food and drink (7) |
| VIGNERON | French word for a person who cultivates vines/grapes for wine (8) |
| GARDENER | Person who cultivates flowers and vegetable for a living (8) |
| EPICURE | Someone who cultivates a refined taste in food or art (7) |
| BOLOGNA | Italian city known for good food (7) |
| EPICUREAN | Ruin peace, being terrible person living for good food and drink? (9) |
| CHEER | Cry out for good food and drink (5) |
| HEAVEHO | Have a hoe with which to cultivate a noisy push? (5,2) |
| TANAGER | Cultivate a great new finch-like bird (7) |
| YEOMAN | One who cultivates a small estate |
| EPICUREANS | Persons devoted to refined sensuous enjoyment (especially good food and drink) (10) |
| BONVIVANT | Lover of good food and drink (3, 6) |
| CREATURE | ____ comforts, things that make life more pleasant such as good food and a place to live (8) |
| ORCHARDIST | Term for a pomologist who cultivates Bramleys, cherries, cider apples, pears, plums, walnuts or similar produce in a fruit garden (10) |
| VINER | Another word for a wine-grower or viticulturist who cultivates, dresses, prunes and/or trains grape plants (5) |
| FARMER | What do we call one who cultivates land for growing food (6) |
| SEXIST | In a way, former partner is a discriminating sort |
| AGEIST | A European, in essence, is a discriminating sort (6) |
| UNCULTURED | A French religious group reaching ancient city with Edward didn't have a discriminating taste (10) |
| LUDLOW | Historic Shropshire town renowned for good food (6) |
