barrelagen.
/ˈbarəlɪdʒ/ The total amount of any commodity, especially beer, as measured by barrels in a specified period; output estimated in barrels.
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barrelage1890
1890 Certificate of valuation of Breweries The barrelage for the same period was, for the year 1888/9..312,292 bls.
1893 Star 10 Jan. 3/5 The increase in barrelage since the company was formed in 1887 amounted to 42,400.
1917 Times 26 Feb. 9/6 It is..impossible for us to guarantee the food of this country without making a very much deeper cut into the barrelage of the country.
1960 Economist 9 July 123/1 Not enough barrelage in prospect is the reason given for the lack of development in the hotel industry.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1933; most recently modified version published online March 2018).
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