Beer Terminology

noun a place where beer is produced commercially

• The brewery is known for its high-quality craft beers.
• Let's meet at the brewery for a beer after work.
• I heard the brewery has some sick brews on tap.
• The brewery of ideas was overflowing with creativity.

noun a short jump

verb to move quickly or suddenly

• The rabbit made a quick hop across the field.
• Let's hop over to the store and grab some snacks.
• I'll just hop on over to your place later.
• She had to hop through a series of obstacles to reach her goal.

noun a type of strong dark beer

adjective having a thick or broad body; strong, sturdy, or robust in build or stature

• The stout gentleman was dressed in a tailored suit.
• I prefer a stout beer over a light lager.
• That guy is built like a brick house, he's so stout.
• Her determination was as stout as a mighty oak tree.

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

• The brewery's taproom offers a wide selection of craft beers for patrons to enjoy.
• Let's meet up at the taproom for a few drinks after work.
• I heard the taproom has some killer brews on tap tonight.
• The taproom is where ideas flow as freely as the beer.

noun a unit of measurement for liquid volume, equal to 3 imperial pints

preposition used to indicate the measurement of a quantity of ale

• The gentleman at the pub ordered a yard of ale to enjoy with his meal.
• Let's see who can finish a yard of ale the fastest at the party!
• I heard he can chug a yard of ale like it's nothing.
• She had a yard of ale worth of stories to share about her travels.

noun A bar or restaurant that serves a variety of beers on tap.

• The new taphouse in town offers a wide selection of craft beers.
• Let's meet up at the taphouse for some drinks after work.
• The taphouse down the street has the best brews in town.
• The taphouse became a hub for local artists to showcase their work.

noun a growling sound

• The bartender poured the craft beer into a growler for the customer to take home.
• Let's swing by the brewery and grab a growler of our favorite IPA.
• I can't wait to crack open that growler and relax this weekend.
• His voice turned into a growler when he got angry.

noun a type of beer that is typically made in limited quantities and often emphasizes quality, flavor, and unique ingredients

• The brewery specializes in producing high-quality craft beer.
• Let's grab some craft beer at the local brewery.
• I'm really into that fancy craft beer stuff.
• Craft beer is like a work of art for beer enthusiasts.

noun a type of brewery that produces small amounts of beer, typically using traditional methods and emphasizing quality and flavor

• The craft brewery prides itself on using locally sourced ingredients in their beer production.
• Let's check out that new craft brewery that just opened up downtown!
• I heard that craft brewery makes some killer brews.
• The craft brewery is like a laboratory for beer enthusiasts, experimenting with unique flavors and brewing techniques.

noun a branch of applied chemistry dealing with fermentation processes in brewing

• Zythology is the scientific study of beer and beer-making.
• I recently discovered zythology as a hobby and now I'm obsessed with learning about different types of beer.
• My friend is a zythology nerd and can tell you everything about craft beers.
• Exploring zythology is like diving into a world of flavors and brewing techniques.

adjective in use or operation; astir

adverb into a state of being used or put into operation

• The new project was set abroach at the board meeting last week.
• They finally got the party plans abroach after weeks of indecision.
• Let's get this show abroach and start having some fun!
• Once the idea was abroach, it spread like wildfire throughout the company.