Odd Culture's First Birthday
Odd Culture is celebrating one year of pouring funky wines on King Street with a birthday party featuring kegs of Belgium beer, free-flowing magnums and a retrospective menu.
Overview
In just one year, Odd Culture has cemented itself as one of King Street's most exciting and popular bars. Its extensive wine list, next-level bar snacks and immaculate vibe have had Inner Westies flocking to the Newtown venue. To celebrate the success of its first 12 months, the bar is throwing an old-fashioned birthday party.
As part of the first birthday celebrations, the Odd Culture team will be spotlighting a range of their culinary favourites. Head Chef Jesse Warkentin has compiled a retrospective menu that features highlights that have emerged from the Odd Culture kitchen throughout the year, alongside a few new surprise dishes.
And, what's a good party without a keg? The bar will be tapping a range of Belgian kegs from the likes of Brasserie Fantôme, De Ranke, and Brasserie de Blaugies to complement the impressive selection of wines on offer through the night.
Said wines will come in the range of magnums from respected producers ranging from Australian natural wine trailblazer Lucy M to cult-favourite Gut Oggau. Odd Culture's Head Sommelier Darcy Ellis will be in attendance, roaming the venue throughout the night to help guide guests through the drops they're tasting.
Plus, the tunes will bring big birthday energy, with DJ Charlie Chux hitting the decks.
Entry to this celebratory shindig is free, and while reservations are recommended, walk-ins will also be welcome.
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