You can pass the whole object as a parameter in its function.
On your page html breweries. I advise changing the name you use in *ngFor because you are using "brewery of brewery", this can give conflict even to you identify whether you are using the brewery of the loop or brewery the array of objects.
looks better:
<ion-card *ngFor="let cerveja of cervejarias | async">
This way we understand that when you use "brewery", in plural, you are using the object of the loop, which corresponds to only one brewery and its parameters and when you use "breweries" is the array with all breweries. In this case in its function ionViewDidLoad would have to exchange the array "cervajaria" for "breweries".
From what I saw of your code you are bringing all the information of the brewery in this array, so you can pass the whole "brewery" object to your next page. just change your navigate function()
<button ion-button icon-left clear item-end (click)="navigate(cervejaria)">
In the brewery.ts file should change the function also:
navigate(objSelecionado){
this.navCtrl.push(CervejariaInside, {
parametroReferenciaEnviado: objSelecionado
})
}
In your brewery-Inside.js you will receive in navParams.get("parametroReferenciaciaEnviado") you will already have the object with all the data from the brewery.
this.cervejaria = navParams.get("parametroReferenciaEnviado")
If you need to use the reference just use this.cervejaria.referencia