brewpub
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- noun
- /ˈbruːˌpʌb/
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brewpub
- Every Friday, the brewpub hosts live music events to entertain guests while they sample their homemade ales.
- brewpub beers
- brewpubs and microbreweries
- brewpub and restaurant
Examples
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Unveiled at the Taste, a limited supply should start to appear at the brewpubs this week.
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Portland and Denver have many more brewpubs than we do, but they also suffer severely from a lack of variety.
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To begin with, they were $30,000 short, and there was just too much to do for a couple of people to run a whole brewpub.
Fiction book (2002) -
Boylan Bridge Brewpub has started offering cask-conditioned versions of their beers from time to time.
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After spending a few years in Portland, where brewpubs live on almost every block, Scott Young decided Virginia needed a beer tune-up.
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Though there are places like the Lucky Lab brewpub, which has a large patio seating area with a roof and plenty of tables, aimed at dog owners.
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All she needed to start her brewpub, she said, was another $30,000 in capital to add to her own hoard, and mental capital in the form of a brewmaster.
Fiction book (2002) -
The year-round offerings will be sent from the Greensboro Brewpub, while Morris will brew five seasonal offerings.
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The brewpub offers a unique menu featuring dishes paired with the craft beers brewed on-site.
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After a long day, we enjoyed a meal at the local brewpub, where they served delicious food along with their freshly brewed beer.
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Etymology
Brewpub combines brew ('to make beer or tea') and pub ('public house', a place to eat and drink). So a brewpub is a pub that brews its own beer on site and also serves food.