Big Shed Brewing Concern is a craft brewery based in South Australia, established in 2014. The brewery emerged during a period of rapid growth in Australia's independent brewing scene, and was among a wave of new-generation craft operations that helped shape the country's beer culture. According to academic research on craft brewing in Australia, Big Shed was notable for becoming a landlord brewery — hosting other brands and brewing operations under its roof — which played a meaningful role in supporting the wider craft beer community in the region. The brewery brewed its first beer in December 2013, a dark ale called the FrankenBROWN, before officially opening in 2014. Big Shed Brewing Concern has built a portfolio that leans into bold, characterful beer styles. Their core range includes beers such as F-Yeah, Californicator, and Kol Schisel, alongside the founding FrankenBROWN. The brewery has also explored hop-forward styles, including a Boozy Fruit New England IPA, demonstrating a willingness to experiment with modern, juicy interpretations of the IPA style. The playful naming conventions across their range reflect a brewery with personality and a sense of humour, appealing to a broad audience of craft beer enthusiasts. Big Shed was also the first contract brewing home of Mismatch Brewing, which later grew into a significant brand in its own right. The brewery participates in collaborative events and beer festivals, with beers like the Tim Tam Slam Milkshake IPA appearing at community tastings and tap takeovers across South Australia.