draft beer

American  

noun

1. beer drawn or available to be drawn from a cask or barrel.

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Etymology

Origin of draft beer

First recorded in 1780–90

Example Sentences

Its managers say the cafe has been packed since April when it began serving draft beer -- a German Warsteiner with 0.0 percent alcohol, poured into large mugs and served with peanuts, pub-style.

From Barron's

Stoup takes over the largest taproom in Washington state, in terms of square footage and sales of draft beer, according to Optimism.

From Seattle Times

The Ballard brewery takes over what is believed to be the largest taproom in Washington state, as measured by square footage and sales of draft beer, according to Optimism.

From Seattle Times

"Even if they shut down all these bars, we will still drink," Charles Ngugi tells me as he sips a local popular draft beer.

From BBC

You won’t find much local flavor, if any, among the draft beer options, either, despite the wealth of breweries in the area.

From Washington Post