DictionarydraftServed from a keg
adjective

draft

Served from a keg or cask rather than a bottle or can.

The restaurant serves draft beer in chilled glasses with dinner.

Etymology

The adjective refers to liquid drawn from a cask or keg. It identifies the serving method, using the older action word for drawing out the drink.

More examples

  • Do you have any draft cider?
  • I prefer draft beer to bottled beer.
  • The menu lists six draft beers from local breweries.

Similar words

on tap
Emphasizes dispensing through a tap rather than the container.