The Harmonie German Club is proud to celebrate….
The 502nd year Anniversary of the introduction of Duke Wilhelm IV, Purity laws

Known in German by the verbal mouthful "das Reinheitsgebot", one of the world's oldest food safety laws limited the ingredients of the amber brew to just water, barley and hops, although yeast was later added to the approved list.

A Bavarian nobleman and early consumer rights advocate, Munich's Duke William IX laid down the law on April 23, 1516, worried that the medieval staple was being adulterated with sawdust, soot and poisonous plants.

Today the regulation -- far from being a remnant of the days of knights and castles -- is a global selling point for German lager, pils and weissbier varieties around the world, say brewers.

WE WILL TRANSFORM OUR AUDITORIUM INTO A GERMAN BEIR HALL STYLE PARTY!

With Sydney Showband The Masters of Oompah and German Music Show Band Sydney

Supported by Gunter and The Harmonics

DRESS UP: OKTOBERFEST THEME (not a must)

COMPLIMENTARY 500ML BEER ON ARRIVAL (Or Glass Of Champagne or Soft Drink)

Traditional German street food available and of course traditional beverages including fully imported German Beer.