What is taproom? How to use in English

Definition & pronunciation of taproom

taproomnoun
phòng tắm
/ˈtæpruːm//ˈtæpruːm/

Where does the word taproom come from?

The term "taproom" originated in the 19th century, derived from the practice of tapping kegs of beer. Originally, "taproom" referred to a room within a pub or inn where beer was served directly from the tap. Over time, the term evolved to encompass any establishment serving beer directly from the tap, particularly craft breweries and brewpubs. The association with beer taps and the communal atmosphere of drinking directly from the source cemented the meaning of "taproom."

Vocabulary summary taproom

type noun

meaning liquor store

Example of vocabulary taproomnamespace

The local brewery's taproom is a cozy space filled with wooden barrels and cold pints waiting to be savored.
After a long day, I can't think of a better way to unwind than by sipping on a freshly poured IPA at the bustling taproom.
The taproom's walls are adorned with colorful murals of hops and barley, adding to the lively and inviting atmosphere.
If you're a lover of craft beers, then you should definitely check out the vibrant taproom, where you'll find an array of unique and flavorful brews that are bound to tantalize your taste buds.
Why settle for an ordinary glass of beer when you can enjoy it in comfort and style at the chic taproom?