Precinct Brewing
ProHighlights
- Staff-led walk through the working brewery, ending with a tasting paddle
- Three tour packages, from paddle only up to paddle, pizza and a t-shirt
- Larger groups and functions arrange their tour by enquiry
About Precinct Brewing
Precinct Brewing is an independent Gold Coast brewery set inside a converted workshop in Miami. The beer is made on site, so the tanks sit in full view of the taproom. Polished concrete, high open ceilings and changing artwork give the room a relaxed, airy feel. The activity here is the guided tour, which takes about 40 minutes and is led by the brewery's own staff. You walk through the brewing process and pick up some of the language along the way, then everyone sits down to a tasting paddle. Three packages are offered: tour and paddle, the same with a pizza, or the same again with a Precinct t-shirt. Tours run from Thursday to Sunday and take small numbers at a time, so for functions, events or a party of eight or more, send an enquiry and the team can arrange it around your group. Afterwards, the taproom pours up to 16 beers alongside a wine list, and the kitchen turns out pizzas, baos and share plates. Everyone on the tour must be 18 or over and wearing enclosed shoes.
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How much does a Precinct Brewing tour cost?
Tickets are $25 with a tasting paddle, $50 with a paddle and pizza, or $70 with a paddle, pizza and a Precinct t-shirt.
Can a large group do the brewery tour together?
Yes. Standard tours take up to eight people at a time, and groups of eight or more, or anyone planning a function or event, should send an enquiry to arrange it.
How long is the tour and when does it run?
The tour takes around 40 minutes, then you sit down to the tasting. Tours run each week from Thursday through to Sunday.
Is there an age limit or a dress code?
Tour guests must be 18 or older and need enclosed shoes for the walk through the brewery. Children are welcome in the taproom itself with close supervision.
Can we eat at the brewery after the tour?
Yes. The on-site kitchen serves pizzas, baos, share plates and larger meals, and most dietary requirements can be catered for if you mention them when booking.
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Jason Andrews
3 months ago
Great spot. Been a few times for a quick beer. And just had a function for 25. Good atmosphere and food served quickly. Would recommend. Can get busy (because it is a great spot) but still great vibe.
Iman Muharam
9 months ago
Couldn’t upload more than 1 photo as my kids faces are all in their pizzas but trust me, this is a must-visit venue for amazing pizzas and 75c wings during happy hour! Location/atmosphere is nice, with a mix of low long…
Shaun Hardy
a year ago
Such a great brewery! Really cool venue in an old workshop or warehouse. The tunes are laid back and the staff are so friendly. The food is incredible, the pork nuggets with honey jalapeno sauce is dinner if the best por…
Alan Napier
a year ago
Great craft brewery setup. Excellent selection of beers. Highly recommend. Food service is available after 4pm (apparently the council constrains them from opening the kitchen any earlier!!)...but there are food takeaw…
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