Krügergeld, Kruggeld, Grügergeld as well as [the] Lizent (village inn fee)

Earlier tax payable by an innkeeper (Krüger, also Kröger and Gröger) who operated a pub (= rural alehouse); similar to today’s liquor license tax. This is usually levied today as a tax by municipalities, counties, and independent cities in Germany. – See excise, beer money, dance concession money, tip, ungeld.

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