Definition of brewpub
: a restaurant that sells beverages brewed on the premises
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The brewpub permit was converted to a brewery permit in May 2017.
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Walker, who works at the original brewpub in Breckenridge, Colo., and Thibault, who offices at the relatively new production brewery in the Denver suburb of Littleton, are both Breck Brew veterans of more than two decades.
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This airy industrial space laced with piping and wrapped in glass walls is meant for brewpub shock and awe, with 280-plus front-row seats to what is now the largest brewing showcase within the city limits.
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That brewpub-style business has only been legal since 2013.
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Yet few would deny that the craft beer world — brewery staff, brewpub customers, event attendees — is dominated by straight white dudes.
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Beer cheese please: Bluebird Brasserie, a brewpub designed to pay homage to Belgian beer culture, is scheduled to open on April 2 in the space formerly occupied by Marlin and Ono Grille in Sherman Oaks.
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The kitchen is led by chef Jonathan Trubow, a veteran of Mrs. Murphy & Sons Irish Bistro and Chief O'Neill's, which on its face doesn't portend a decisive takedown of the cliche that most brewpub food is an afterthought to the liquids.
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In other local beer news, Pub Dog — the pizza-serving brewpub with locations in Federal Hill and Columbia — now has regular weekend hours for its taproom inside its Westminster brewery.
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First Known Use of brewpub
1983
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