Sydney, Australia — 11 July 2026
Public Haus runs a private supper club in Sydney — a monthly, application-only dinner for a curated table of creatives, built on the idea that the best things come from an unexpected introduction. For their Mid-Winter Feast at Studio V, Sydney, they poured Lume Gin as the base for the night's signature cocktail.
The Haus Cocktail
Every Public Haus dinner opens with one signature drink. For the Mid-Winter Feast, Lume Botanical Gin was the base for it.
01 — Haus Cocktail
Lume Gin Blackberry Bramble
On the table
The menu came from Chef Isabella, and the blackberries in our cocktail turned up again on the plate — a nice, unplanned echo between the drink and the food.
Entrées
- Sourdough with hausmade caramelised onion and garlic butter
- Creamy butter beans and crispy sage
- Pickled beetroot, blackberries, tofu crema and walnut crumb
Mains
- Slow-cooked lamb and mushroom risotto
- Layered leaves, maple dijon vinaigrette
- Crispy caramelised brussels sprouts
Dessert
- Sticky date pudding with whipped mascarpone
The room
A long communal table, hand-tied napkins, candlelight, and a kitchen going the whole night — the kind of dinner that's over before you're ready for it to be.
- Taste
- Chef Isabella — @bambiiibella
- Touch
- Maison Balzac — @maisonbalzac
- Sight
- Studio V, Sydney — @studio_v_sydney
- Sound
- DJ Steevie — @niamhyoumans
- Drinks
- Lume Gin
Both Lume co-founders were on the ground for the night — Ammit behind the bar, Aloke seated at the table with the rest of the guests. Thank you to Public Haus and everyone at the table for having us.
Want the cocktail at home?
Lume Botanical Gin is the base for the Blackberry Bramble — grab a bottle and bring a little of the Mid-Winter Feast to your own table.
Shop Botanical GinPhotography by @immy.williams_
About Public Haus
Public Haus is the brainchild of best mates Alice Howes and Immy Williams, who brought a slice of British pub culture to Sydney with one goal: break the city out of its social bubbles. Their supper club is built for creatives, designers, DJs, side-hustlers — anyone looking for good food and better company.
Dinners are application-based, with a new guest list opening for each event. If the Mid-Winter Feast is any indication of what's next, it's worth getting on the list.