Definition of brewpub
: a restaurant that sells beverages brewed on the premises
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Recent Examples of brewpub from the Web
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Growth is being driven entirely by direct sales from brewers to customers, mainly through taprooms and brewpubs.
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Not yet 40, the career .281 hitter over 10 seasons can now use another resource in growing his brewpub.
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Books & Brews is part brewpub, part board game library and part used bookstore, and was created by former Indy stay-at-home dad Jason Wuerfel in 2014.
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Raise a glass, bottle or can to American craft beer at the breweries, brewpubs and taprooms celebrating local sourcing.
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Bar-staurants and brewpubs don’t count here, specifically Aviary, Billy Sunday, Hopleaf and Band of Bohemia, amongst others.
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Rating: Nature does not perform well as an Airbnb in this measurement Other Factors Nature is not close to brewpubs, coffee shops, bookstores, or restaurants.
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The brewpub, which will have about 50 employees, plans to open in September.
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The former has a new five-barrel system and a distilling system, so Dogfish fans can expect to see new brewpub exclusives this summer, as well as spirits, including a lemon pepper vodka.
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First Known Use of brewpub
1983
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