Stella Artois is the new Official Beer, and Pure Blonde Organic Cider the new Official Cider for the Australian Open and ATP Cup.

The new multi-year deal includes pouring rights at restaurants, bars and food outlets across the Australian Open, ATP Cup in Perth, Brisbane and Sydney, the Adelaide International, the Brisbane International, the Hobart International and year-roundpourage at Melbourne & Olympic Park.

Fans at all events will enjoy some of Australia’s and the world’s most loved beverages from Carlton & United Breweries (CUB) including Stella Artois and Pure Blonde Organic Cider Part of the wide range available will also be the Yak herd and 4 Pines Pale Ale.

“We are delighted to welcome CUB to the tennis family at both the Australian Open, and the inaugural ATP Cup,” Tennis Australia Chief Revenue Officer Richard Heaselgrave said.

“The summer of tennis is a celebration of world-class sport and entertainment, and we are continuing to align ourselves with leading global brands that can help us create memorable moments and provide premium experiences and choice for our fans.”

CUB is looking forward to keeping fans refreshed across the summer of tennis.

“For fans, being at the tennis is all about the good life and having fun with friends while watching the best players in the world. We want to capture that moment and bring new experiences to the fans,” said CUB Marketing Vice President, Brian Phan.

“We’ll have our local, global and craft beers flowing for adults to enjoy in the sunshine – there will be something for everyone.

“We’re excited about our long-term sponsorship of the Australian Open. It’s one of the biggest sporting events in Australia, and we’re proud to be on board.”

At the Australian Open, two bars will pop-up at Grand Slam Oval, providing a fun and relaxed hub for fans to watch the tennis, while the AO Live Stage and Court 3 will also have dedicated bars.

Australian Open 2020, presented by Kia Motors in association with Luzhou Laojiao and Rolex, will take place at Melbourne Park from 20 January to 2 February. Australian Open tickets including ground passes, which allow access to Melbourne Arena, are now on-sale via ticketmaster.com.au.

Visit ausopen.com for more information.

For further media information, please contact:

Prue Ryan, Tennis Australia, pryan@tennis.com.au, +61 419 308 369