Brewery donates 5p per festive pub pint to charity

Greene King’s popular Rocking Rudolph ale is returning just in time for the festivities!

The seasonal, full bodied, malty and fruity ale is available on draft in over 1,700 Greene King pubs nationwide and the brewery will donate 5p for every pint sold to Macmillan Cancer Support. 

So far, the brewer has raised more than £17 million for the charity.

Beer lovers can get their hands on bottles of the Christmas ale and a bespoke Rocking Rudolph glass, brand new for 2024 from the Greene King Online Shop.

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