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Support for the IBA Continues to Grow as Eleven New Members Join in March 2026

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9 April 2026

Welcome to our new members who joined us in March 2026! In what has been a strong first quarter for membership growth, we are proud to welcome 11 new members to the Independent Brewers Association across brewery members and brewery in progress members. The IBA is a member funded association and without members, we don’t exist to advocate for and represent Australia’s indie brewers so these strides in membership growth are vital to our organisation.

Right now, more than ever our independent brewers need a voice at every single table, so thank you to our new and current members who ensure the IBA can continue to do that work.

We welcomed 9 new brewery members in March. Out of Western Australia we have All Malt Brewing, Adrift Brewing and Deep Elite. Rusty Penny Brewing and Longstocking Brewery join us from NSW while Shack Bay Brewing and Bandolier Brewing join us form Victoria, along with Queensland’s Alamo Beer Company and Tassie’s T-Bone Brewing Co. Rounding out our new members is two Brewery in Progress members in WA’s Long Point Brewing Co and QLD’s Slab God – we look forward to seeing how these new breweries progress and expand.

Welcome to all of our new members and thank you for your ongoing support of the IBA.


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