Located on the bustling Central Coast Highway at Erina, the new Six String Brewing Co. taproom amplifies everything that makes this award-winning brewery special. Owner Chris Benson's passion for music and brewing converge in a space that's equal parts craft brewery, Filipino-inspired kitchen, and live music venue.

The architecture embraces an unapologetically industrial aesthetic – heavy, raw, and authentic. Working within the constraints of a concrete tilt panel building, the design maximizes functionality while creating distinct zones for brewing, dining, and performance. The signature matt black steel plate balustrades cut dramatic lines against raw off-form concrete walls, creating a visual rhythm that mirrors the musical DNA of the brand.

Gritty polished concrete floors ground the space in industrial honesty, while strategic lighting creates intimacy within the expansive volume. Every design decision reinforces the connection between craft brewing and rock music – two art forms that demand authenticity, precision, and soul.

Ground floor entry view showing the dramatic black steel staircase ascending to the mezzanine, with stainless steel serving tanks visible on the right and the concrete bar featuring copper vision fonts.

The raw concrete ceiling and polished concrete floors establish the industrial palette.

Front-on view of the main bar showcasing the Six String guitar pick logo centered behind the bar, flanked by digital beer menu boards.

The off-form concrete bar anchors the space, while the rear wall is lined with signature black panels. Copper vision fonts serve as focal points for the core range of beers, with spirits and wine bottles displayed on the rear wall.