Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun A pub or bar where the owners make their own beer and serve it on the premises.
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- noun A
public house with abrewery (usually amicro-brewery ) attached.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun a combination brewery and restaurant; beer is brewed for consumption on the premises and served along with food
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Examples
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Call the brewpub in advance, because these events always sell out.
Nightlife Agenda: Mardi Gras parties, Kurt Vile and Prince Paul
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Setting up a brewpub is a great way to corral that culture into an easy money-machine.
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Setting up a brewpub is a great way to corral that culture into an easy money-machine.
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Perhaps, but there's still no mistaking a wine bar for a brewpub. just look for the Latin words "In vino veritas, in cervisio felicitas" sometimes printed on brewpub menus.
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Call the brewpub in advance, because these events always sell out.
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"The brewpub is the type of business we think would be a great amenity in that district."
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A brewpub could be a good fit for the Historic Tobacco Warehouse District, Danville city economic developers say.
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Both the Imperium and Thorn in My Side are what Eichelberger and Wolle call the brewpub's "Black Eye" series of limited release, super-premium big beers.
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Both the Imperium and Thorn in My Side are what Eichelberger and Wolle call the brewpub's "Black Eye" series of limited release, super-premium big beers.
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Both the Imperium and Thorn in My Side are what Eichelberger and Wolle call the brewpub's "Black Eye" series of limited release, super-premium big beers.
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