draft beer
Definition
- Noun:
- Beer drawn from a keg or cask: "Draft beer" refers to beer that is served from a large container, such as a keg or cask, typically using a tap system. It is not bottled or canned. This method of serving is often associated with freshness and a specific taste profile.
Usage
- Noun:
- I prefer draft beer to bottled beer. (I like beer served from a keg more than beer from a bottle.)
- The bar has five different types of draft beer on tap. (The bar serves five kinds of beer directly from kegs.)
- He ordered a pint of draft beer. (He asked for a large glass of beer from the tap.)
Advanced Usage
- "On draft": Available as a beer served from a keg.
- Do you have any local ales on draft? (Do you serve any local ales from the keg?)
Variants and Related Words
- Draught beer: (Noun) This is the British English spelling of "draft beer." It has the same meaning.
- In the UK, you often ask for a pint of draught beer.
- Keg beer: (Noun) A synonym emphasizing the storage container.
- Cask ale: (Noun) A related term often referring to unfiltered and unpasteurized beer served from a cask.
Synonyms
- Tap beer: Beer served from a tap connected to a keg.
- Drawn beer: Beer that is drawn from a storage container.
Noun
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beer drawn from a keg
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