Breweries Chermside

Aether Brewing

A well-followed Chermside brewery — 4.6 stars from 850-plus reviews.

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Why it's worth checking out

Aether Brewing is a family-owned, independent brewery in Chermside, Brisbane, with a distinctive focus on the connection between craft beer and Australian art. Its beers are brewed in Brisbane and presented in labels created by local artists, making the cans part of the experience rather than just packaging. The brewery also acknowledges the Turrbal and Jagera peoples as the Traditional Custodians of Meanjin.

The range covers a broad set of styles, including pale ales, IPAs, lagers, ginger beers, sours, dark beers and seltzers. The brewery’s current and recent releases include Afternoon Delight Green Tea IPA, Morning Glory Coffee Stout, English IPA, Double Blackberry Sour, Aus Pale Ale, Mexican Lager and Peach Seltzer. Limited editions and seasonal releases are central to the offering, with the lineup changing as new experimental beers arrive and older releases disappear.

Aether’s Brisbane taproom gives visitors a place to explore what is currently pouring, while the online shop offers individual beers, cases, mixed packs, gift bundles and merchandise. The brewery also lists wholesale beer and contract brewing among its services. Visitors interested in the visual side of the brand can browse the Aether Beer Gallery, which documents past labels, collaborations, rare releases and award-linked beers. Its Artist Initiative and featured-artist pages provide more background on the Australian creatives whose work appears on the cans.

This is a natural stop for people who enjoy trying different beer styles, following limited releases or collecting well-designed labels. It should also appeal to visitors who are curious about the local art scene, as the brewery regularly showcases established and emerging Australian artists. The site does not provide enough detail to describe the taproom’s layout, food offering or suitability for families, so those details are best checked before visiting. Aether Brewing has a 4.6 Google rating from 857 reviews, offering a strong indication of its popularity with Brisbane beer drinkers.

Reviewed by Iyan B.