microbrewery , also: microbrewer

All but one are technology companies, the exception being a microbrewery.

The building serves as a restaurant and a working microbrewery.

For example, one guy's offered to show you how he makes beer at his microbrewery.

She called and asked him out for their first real date, at a microbrewery in Manhattan.

Sixteen years later the building is home to a successful microbrewery.

Part of the tape shows how beer is made in a commercial microbrewery.

It also has a small restaurant - and an adjacent microbrewery.

In 1994, half of the cellar was converted into a microbrewery.

And just like that, two more people were initiated into the world of the Irish microbrewery.

A microbrewery must produce fewer than 15,000 barrels a year.

"I called it the world's first virtual microbrewery," he said.

The restaurant also has its own microbrewery making some of the best beer in the Caribbean.

In fact, the microbrewery may be doing more than just satisfying drinkers.

A friend had donated several cases of beer from his microbrewery for the occasion.

He had operated the chat room out of his bedroom while working for the family's microbrewery.

The tanks that I had thought were a microbrewery.

Fifteen years ago, there was one microbrewery in the country and no brewpubs.

A microbrewery is defined as one that produces less than 15,000 barrels a year.

A microbrewery produces less than 15,000 barrels of beer annually.

It has decent restaurants, a microbrewery and its very own wine trail.

Boston Beer began as a microbrewery in 1984 but this year will produce around a million barrels.

I need a design for a microbrewery, how to run one, what goes into it, maybe a few consultants to contact."

After renovation, it was reopened as a bar, restaurant and microbrewery in 2006.

After that we usually head straight to dinner and recharge with a beer from the local microbrewery.

That would take a full microbrewery at least.