Definition: A brewpub that's also a distillery. Not vice versa; that would a disery.
Sample usage: "Bro, we can probably get like a pail of whiskey at that new brewstillery."
Popularity: It makes sense in context; otherwise it sounds like a word for inebriated shenanigans. "All right, you two," the policeman said, "cut out the brewstillery."
JAMES LILEKS
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