taproom
a barroom, especially in an inn or hotel; bar.
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How to use taproom in a sentence
Alongside evergreen options like Flower Power IPA and Lakeside Lager, the taproom serves seasonal releases, like their famous pumpkin ale, along with appetizers, pizzas, and burgers.
When the taproom opened in 2018, Shufelt was the guy behind the counter pouring beer.
Start with a guided mountain-bike ride with Red Wolf Mountain Bike Tours and end with a beer in the taproom at Ecusta Brewing Company.
Bridge Brew Works opened a new taproom on the south end of town—try the Crux Kolsch for a summer-friendly beer.
As they looked in they saw some sailors boozing in a dirty taproom, and enveloped in tobacco smoke.
Eric, or Little by Little | Frederic W. Farrar
They had seen through its entire anatomy in the taproom of the Station Hotel, with beer to solve all difficulties.
Mushroom Town | Oliver OnionsThe villagers were still grouped about the door to the taproom.
The Ghost Breaker | Charles GoddardHe stopped for an instant to absorb the rowdy racket from the taproom.
The Ghost Breaker | Charles GoddardCarlos had crossed the room to a position from where he could look into the taproom.
The Ghost Breaker | Charles Goddard
British Dictionary definitions for taproom
/ (ˈtæpˌruːm, -ˌrʊm) /
a bar, as in a hotel or pub
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