Brewpub (noun)

1. A restaurant or bar that brews its own beer on the premises and serves it to customers.
2. A drinking establishment that offers a selection of house-brewed beers and usually also serves food.

Origin:

A blend of brewery and public house, meaning a place where beer is brewed and served to the public.

Examples:

1. The brewpub was a popular spot for beer lovers in the city.
2. The brewpub offered a wide range of beer styles, from light lagers to rich stouts.
3. The brewpub's menu included pub fare as well as more elevated cuisine.
4. The brewmaster at the brewpub was a celebrated figure in the local beer community.
5. The brewpub had a lively atmosphere and was always packed on the weekends.