Brewsters

Brewsters is a plural form that can refer to people, places, or other uses associated with the name Brewster. As a surname, Brewster is of English origin and derives from the occupation of brewing; historically, a brewster was a woman who brewed beer or ale. The surname spread with English settlement and is now found in many English-speaking countries.

Brewster is also used as a place name in the United States. Notable examples include Brewster, Massachusetts, a town on Cape Cod, and Brewster County, Texas, the largest county by area in the state. Other towns and geographic features bear the name in various states.

In modern usage, Brewsters can refer to groups of people who share the surname, and the name appears in branding, institutions, and fictional contexts as well. The term itself retains historical associations with brewing and the social history of medieval and early modern trades.