Taproom

Pronunciation: /tæp.ruːm/

Definitions of taproom

noun a room or establishment where alcoholic drinks, especially beer, are served on tap

Example Sentences

A1 I went to a taproom with my friends to try different types of beer.

A2 The taproom had a cozy atmosphere with wooden tables and dim lighting.

B1 The taproom offered a selection of craft beers brewed on-site.

B2 Visitors can take a tour of the taproom to learn about the brewing process.

C1 The taproom's menu features a variety of small plates to pair with their beers.

C2 The taproom has won multiple awards for its innovative beer recipes and unique decor.

Examples of taproom in a Sentence

formal The brewery's taproom offers a wide selection of craft beers for patrons to enjoy.

informal Let's meet up at the taproom for a few drinks after work.

slang I heard the taproom has some killer brews on tap tonight.

figurative The taproom is where ideas flow as freely as the beer.

Grammatical Forms of taproom

• plural: taprooms
• comparative: more taproom
• superlative: most taproom
• present tense: taproom
• future tense: will taproom
• perfect tense: have taproom
• continuous tense: is taproom
• singular: taproom
• positive degree: taproom
• infinitive: to taproom
• gerund: taprooming
• participle: taproomed

Origin and Evolution of taproom

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'taproom' originated from the combination of 'tap' referring to a device for drawing liquids and 'room' indicating a designated space.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe a room where alcoholic beverages were drawn from casks or kegs, the term 'taproom' has evolved to refer to a bar or tavern where drinks are served on tap.