Applejack (noun)

1. A type of strong, clear liquor made from apples, typically having an alcohol content of around 40%.
2. An alcoholic drink made from apples, especially cider that has been distilled to increase its alcohol content.

Origin:

Early 18th century: from apple + jack, originally denoting a machine for raising apples from a container, later used for the liquor produced.

Examples:

1. I'll have a glass of applejack, please.
2. The homemade applejack was a potent brew that made him feel warm all over.
3. The applejack was aged in oak barrels for several years to give it a smooth flavor.
4. After a hard day's work, the farmers would enjoy a glass of applejack to unwind.
5. The applejack was made from a blend of different types of apples to give it a unique taste.