Crooked Reality

Learn how to create a natural ‘zero waste’ arts and crafts masterpiece like a boss this November, as Crooked Beverage Company transforms Old Street’s Magic Roundabout bar into a #CrookedReality world for the official launch party of the craft alcoholic soda range, Crooked.

Unleash your inner Banksy during an interactive workshop with Crooked can illustrator, Lisa O’Hara, that will have you expressing your individuality using only sustainable materials for you to take home.

Wash it down with the innovative Crooked trio and three sliders inspired by the vegan-friendly range’s flavours, courtesy of street food legends Dirty Vegan at Burger Bear.

The #CrookedReality will be completed with live street artist and muralist, Pete Barber, underground DJs and a henna tattoo station for guests to experiment with.

Crooked is a new range of sparkling and intriguing alcoholic sodas with notes of malt and hops, crafted from real fruit juices and no added sweeteners, added sugars or preservatives. Available in Tesco, Sainsbury’s and ASDA – along with leading bars and restaurants across the UK – the range includes Dayglo Skies (raspberry and lime), Mother Moon (peach and pomegranate) and Midnight Stage (blood orange and passionfruit) variants at 4.7% ABV.

#CrookedReality will take place at Magic Roundabout, Shoreditch, on Wednesday 29th November across three sessions from 6.00pm until 6.45pm, 7.00pm until 7.45pm and 8.00pm until 8.45pm.

Tickets cost £8 per session, including the street art masterclass, three cans of Crooked and vegan sliders, and are available at https://tinyurl.com/crookedreality.
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Crooked creator, Charlie Leaver, said: “East London and Old Street itself is famous for iconic art, so we’re ripping up the launch party rulebook. Crafted from real fruit juice and absolutely nothing artificial, we want to invite guests to experiment with sustainable art and introduce them to our natural #CrookedReality in the coolest way possible. With a live muralist, DJs and Burger Bear cooking up a storm in the kitchen too, it’s a sure-fire winner for warming up on a wintery Wednesday night in London!”

Guests will not be admitted without government-issued identification proving they are at least 18 years old.