About Us

Froth Craft Brewery has been at the forefront of fostering the Arts, Creativity and Entertainment in Exmouth – consistent live music, comedy, movie/doco screenings, workshops, exhibitions, community presentations, beergustations, charity fundraisers & environmental awareness events, (beer) yoga and community markets. We pride ourselves on being highly engaged with the community, both locals and tourists alike.

2019 winner of Australian Hotels Association & AON Hospitality Awards for Excellence: Best Boutique Brewery, Best Regional Venue & Best Outdoor Area.

2018 winner of Best Cafe, Restaurant, Pub at the Gascoyne Regional Business Awards. 2018 winner of Tourism Initiative award at the Australian Hotels Association & AON Hospitality Awards for Excellence.

2017 Best Start-Up Business award winner at the Western Australian Regional Business awards.

Part brewery, part restaurant, part cultural hub, part family venue, part theatre, part beer garden, part function venue, part local meeting spot, part employer. A progressive venue that takes an active part in the community and one you want to be ‘a part of’. Innovative design will mean walking into the

City of Bunbury’s first brewery is like walking into an old friend’s house, but that old friend just happens to brew a huge range of artisan craft beers and cook you a delectable meal in their commercial kitchen. It will be warm, rustic and inviting and hard to walk out of.

Incorporating solar power and sustainable operations that focus on reducing environmental and carbon footprints, this conscientious development has its heart in the right place.

The Bunbrewery tap offerings will feature new recipes across a wide range of styles plus rotating seasonal experiments. Plans are to package selected beers and venture into distribution. The food menu will also be seasonal. Focusing on local produce, dishes will cater to all diets and span from lighter share plates to healthy and hearty, to dude food. The venue will host regular live entertainment and draw on local artists and touring performers across music, comedy, exhibitions, and the performing Arts.

EDGE4DESIGN is the studio of Brian Borshoff, a West Australian trained architect with a foundation of overseas experience including waterfront projects in Sydney (Merlin Street, Darling Harbour), large scale heritage projects (The Battersea, London) and work with leading international design practices. Brian’s expertise also includes exhibition projects in Singapore and Sydney which have given a unique take on building design, resulting in experience-based architecture that engages the public. Froth offered EDGE4DESIGN a very unique site in the heart of Bunbury and the challenge of creating an iconic landmark for the second of their award winning destination breweries.

Froth’s design ‘bends’ Victoria Street through the building and then reconnects it with Carey Street. This internal ‘street’, Back Reef Lane, presents the opportunity of weekend markets, stalls, buskers, street performers, art + craft exhibitions, live music and so much more! Back Reef Lane is brick paved, sun-lit and visually connects through an overhead conservatory style roof with Bunbury’s blue skies and Froth’s tower! The tower will be a visual landmark identifying Froth and connecting the intersecting axis of the Bunbury Light House, the pedestrian bridge and Jetty Road – Froth becomes an integral player in the City of Bunbury’s innovative and aspirational planning initiatives.

Froth Bunbury will generate energy, create experience and regenerate (and revitalise) the city. The design approach has incorporated strong ‘green engineering’ principles and the core ideals of sustainability and human health – this has been affected through design, materials and finishes chosen and is inherent in Froth’s approach to the delivery of their unique brand of product and service.

Recycled bricks, steel and shiplap style horizontal plank cladding will contribute to a visually strong and easily identified ‘waterfront’ or ‘pier style’ architecture. The result will suggest to the visitor a destination working brewery that appears to have been part of the Bunbury water-front history and fabric for a very long time.

The Café, Pier Stage, Kybra Boat Bar (a wooden boat built in 1949) and Brewery will engage with Back Reef Lane and our ‘street’ will engage with the visitor. The boundary between building and street has been blurred with the street fronts on both Carey and Victoria activating or enticing the pedestrian through the building to become part of the Froth experience.

This is truly a unique opportunity and with the support of the forward thinking team at the City of Bunbury we are looking forward to delivering an exciting and positive addition to Bunbury’s CBD that will be embraced by local and visitor alike.

Stay tuned for more info!