Taproom (noun)

A room or bar in a brewery or pub where beer is drawn from casks.

Origin:

Late 16th century (denoting a room for storing or tapping barrels of beer): from tap + room.

Examples:

1. The taproom was filled with the aroma of fresh hops and barley.
2. The taproom offered a variety of local and imported beers.
3. The taproom was a popular spot for after-work drinks.
4. The taproom had a friendly atmosphere, with live music and good food.
5. The taproom was known for its selection of unique and rare beers.