The award-winning West Wales Brewer, Evan-Evans, has launched a new beer for the final week of the 2012 RBS Six Nations Rugby Championship.
Allez Rouge rather than Allez France will be the shout across the bar for a light golden beer which has been specially-developed to celebrate the end of this epic rugby festival.
Evan-Evans Brewery Chief Executive Simon Buckley said: Allez Rouge is a fantastic new beer.
With the Grand Slam in sight, we decided to brew a new one-off beer that would reflect the end of the season and the hopes of the nation for a clean sweep.
This is a fantastic golden beer with rich malt palate and fruity dry hoppiness.
The brewing team in Llandeilo have worked hard to get this beer right and I believe that they have created a great new beer.
At 4.1% abv, this beer is very more-ish and will be enjoyed by everyone looking for a winner.
Mr Buckley said: We have created a great beer. Now all we need is a great win for the red (the rouge) of Wales.
We want to make sure the invading French are silenced with their cries of Allez France (Go France). We cant wait for a Wales win and for the celebrations to begin!
The success of our national side has had a positive effect on beer sales over the last few months and its been a joy to see so many people enjoying themselves.
Here in Llandeilo, it has been wonderful following the fortunes of youngsters who have strong links with this part of the Tywi Valley, Rhys Priestland and George North.
We now wish the team well, and hold our breath (between mouthfuls!) for a great and historic Grand Slam win.

Mr Buckley, 54, is a sixth generation member of the longest-surviving brewing dynasty in Wales. The Buckley family have brewed in Wales since 1767.
Evan-Evans has a reputation for brewing the highest quality cask-conditioned beers. Evan-Evans is Waless largest specialist brewer of cask ale. The company started brewing in 2004 to produce specialist cask ales for the Welsh and national guest ale market.
The brewing heritage of the Buckley family stretches back to the early 19th century after the Rev James Buckley married the eldest daughter of Henry Child who had founded Childs Brewery in Llanelli. It was set up to slake the thirst of the towns tinworkers, who were rapidly increasing in numbers.
Simon Buckley was the last Buckley to brew at Llanelli before moving to London in 1984.
Buckleys Brewery had the distinction of being the only Welsh brewer to hold a royal warrant. In 1991 it became Crown Buckley when it was taken over by a subsidiary of Guinness. It was sold to Brains in 1997 and the Llanelli brewery closed a year later.
Evan-Evans was founded in Llandeilo in 2003 and began brewing in 2004. It is named after William Evan-Evans who married into the family four generations ago
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Photos: Simon Buckley and a photo of the beer pump handle for the new Allez Rouge beer.