4 Pines Going Pink to Fund 250 Breast Care Nurses

4 Pines Brewing Co. has unveiled '4 Pines Pink Beer' in support of the McGrath Foundation with all profits going to fund additional McGrath Breast Care nurses.

The innovative minds at 4 Pines have introduced a rose-coloured '4 Pines Pink Beer' using their best selling Pacific Ale and giving it a twist. The initiative has been embraced by the McGrath Foundation and leading publicans as well as being available at the Merivale run outlets at the Sydney Cricket Ground for the third test against Pakistan.

Building on the success of their inaugural collaboration with the McGrath Foundation, 4 Pines Brewing Co. has committed to donating all profits from this limited-edition creation with the goal of funding 250 McGrath Breast Care Nurses across Australia in the current year.

Sydney hospitality group, Solotel, has enthusiastically joined forces, ensuring that patrons enjoying cricket at iconic venues like The Paddo Inn and The Clock can contribute to this noble cause by having the Pink Beer available.

Tracy Bevan, McGrath Foundation Ambassador & Director, said, "It’s only through the support of amazing partners like 4 Pines, who generously donate, that we can continue to fund our McGrath Breast Care Nurses and work towards our mission of ensuring that no one with breast cancer misses out on the care of a breast care nurse."

Annaleise Alpert, Marketing Manager at 4 Pines Brewing Co., shares her enthusiasm, stating, "At 4 Pines, we are passionate about supporting our brilliant partners and championing good causes whenever we can. Brewing up 4 Pines Pink Beer is an initiative we are very proud of – it creates awareness and funding to perpetuate the outstanding work undertaken by the team at the McGrath Foundation – tastes good too!"

4 Pines' own hospitality venues will be turning their popular Pacific Ale pink for the first half of January, amplifying awareness for the McGrath Foundation and celebrating the spirit of summer cricket.

Todd Atkinson, CEO of 4 Pines Brewing Co., expresses gratitude, saying, "Enjoying the Sydney Test with a Pink Beer in hand at the SCG and the pubs of Sydney sounds pretty good to me – we are very grateful for the support of the publicans across Australia who have got behind this."