brewhouse
- noun
- /ˈbruːhaʊs/
- He's using a 15-barrel steam-fired Premier Stainless brewhouse and four 30-barrel fermenters.
Examples
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He co-owns Fitger's Brewhouse, as well as Burrito Union.
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Decker's playing at the, um... the Brewhouse.
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Pale Ale from Brady's Brewhouse of New Richmond, Wisconsin.
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Brewmaster Brian O'Reilly said of the expansion, "Our new building and brewhouse, which have turned out to be everything we expected and more, made this possible."
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With the recently installed fermentors and bright tanks in place, the only thing that was missing from the main brewhouse was their 15-barrel brew system.
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The local brewhouse produces a variety of craft beers that attract many visitors.
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After the tour, we sampled different beers made at the brewhouse down the street.
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In the charming brewhouse, they offer tastings of their seasonal ales and lagers.
Synonyms
A place where beer is made to sell
A small place that makes beer in small batches for sale
A restaurant that brews its own beer and serves food
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Etymology
Brewhouse is simply brew + house, where brew means 'to make beer' and house means a building. So a brewhouse is a building where beer is made, which helps explain why people visit to see the brewing process.