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Stone & Wood’s Brisbane Brewing: Fortitude Valley

21 April 2021 by Emma Crameri Leave a Comment

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Stone & Wood’s Brisbane Brewing is a lovely spot to enjoy a casual meal and a tasting paddle of beers on the weekend or at night.

Did you know it is located inside the heritage listed Trails Ice Building?  The industrial space shows off it’s interesting high beams and raw elements. The area can occupy events for 20 to 200 people. There is a back area suitable for functions.

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Image Credit: Stone & Wood

You can enjoy the core range of Stone and Wood beers on-tap, limited-releases and seasonal brews and there is also an impressive range of wines. Look out for the Little Dragon ginger beer and The Gatherer with hints of watermelon, cucumber and mint. We tried a tasting paddle of beers, and the Jasper was our favourite from the range we tried.

The menu is small and presented by William Wallace Catering. We both enjoyed the crispy pork belly with creamy coleslaw, pickles and aioli, and the chargrilled lamb belly, with a spiced zucchini, mint, cranberry and quinoa salad. Be tempted by the brewer’s board selection of cheese and charcuterie, or the chimichurri chicken wings. I’m keen to try the grilled chicken breast with Mexican salsa and pearl cous cous next time. Vegetarians might enjoy the confit carrot salad.

The Brisbane brewery can house 8-hectolitres of beer, with resident brewer Mick Barnes in charge. He releases a new batch each Thursday. Grab a 1 litre growler to take some home.

Stone & Wood Tap Room Hours

  • Wednesday, Thursday: 3pm – 10pm
  • Friday, Saturday: 12pm – 10pm
  • Sunday: 12pm – 8pm

Stone & Wood Virtual Brewery Tour

About Stone & Wood

Born and raised in Byron Bay, Stone & Wood is proudly local and independent, brewing and bottling fresh approachable beer in the Northern Rivers of NSW. Inspired by the idea of the ‘village brewery’, they strive to operate as a conscious business and give back to our community. https://stoneandwood.com.au/

Stone & Wood are also located in Byron and Murwillumbah.

Address: 99 Bridge Street, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane QLD 4006

Filed Under: Cafes + Restaurants, Eat + Drink Tagged With: beer, brewery, Fortitude Valley

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