Lewi Brown and Douglas Costa on arrival | Photography: Jake Scevola

IT SHOULD BE common knowledge by now that food is best enjoyed with company. Well, at least we here at Esquire think so. That’s why we recently invited some of our closest friends of the brand to enjoy an evening of convivial eating, watch exploration and liquor tasting at one of Sydney’s finest restaurants.

The setting was 6 Head in The Rocks, Sydney’s premier waterfront steak restaurant. The menu was a combination of top quality seafood and exquisite meats, with highlights including a grass fed striploin, kingfish ceviche and a Mayura platinum rump tartare paired with some exceptional Hennessy cocktails. The company was also suitably esteemed. Among the attendees was actor Lincoln Younes, Sydney FC forward Douglas Costa, and former NRL player and Earls Collection founder Lewi Brown.

Entertainment for the evening was provided by Hublot, who placed a selection of the watchmaker’s finest works on display. Hennessy had a handle on the refreshments, with guests treated to a sampling of one of the house’s finest Cognacs accompanied by guidance from Hennessy expert Alexander Zanarini.

Simply put, it was a night to remember. Relive it in pictures below.

A collection of Hublot’s latest timepieces served as the centerpiece for the evening | Photography: Jake Scevola
Photography: Jake Scevola
Some of the top shelf Hennessy expressions on offer, which were worthy of a toast | Photography:Jake Scevola
Hennessy expert Alexander Zanarini with his drink of choice | Photography: Jake Scevola
The thoughtful table setting, including one of Esquire‘s most recent covers featuring Paul Kelly | Photography: Jake Scevola
Esquire Editor-in-Chief Christopher Riley during his meal-time address | Photography: Jake Scevola
Hennessy expert Alexander Zanarini, detailing the depth of the cocktails on offer | Photography: Jake Scevola
The top class menu for the evening | Photography: Jake Scevola
Photography: Jake Scevola

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