The set of hit series Colin from Accounts was recreated at Sydney Brewery Rozelle this week for the launch event of the third and final season of the show.

In the series, Gordon (played by Patrick Brammall) owns and operates an artisan microbrewery named Echo Park in Sydney’s Inner West.

Brammall, co-star Harriet Dyer and the rest of the cast and crew of the show descended on the inner-west Sydney Brewery Rozelle, for BINGE’s ‘yellow carpet’ launch.

The brewery was transformed into the show’s Echo Park setting and until 2 August guests of Sydney Brewery Rozelle have the chance to put themselves into the set of Colin from Accounts. Guests can walk the yellow carpet, take a photo on the iconic park bench and soak up the atmosphere from the premiere.

To celebrate the launch of the final season, Sydney Brewery has partnered with BINGE to brew Ashy’s Hazy Ale, a limited-edition hazy pale ale inspired by one of the show’s most iconic characters.

Sydney Brewery General Manager Jenna Farrell said: “While it is hard to know just how successful Gordon’s micro-brewery goes in the show, Sydney Brewery Rozelle has been buzzing ever since the launch event and we’ve had hundreds of guests coming into to be part of the show and – of course – enjoy Ashy’s hazy pale ale.

“And, just like the show, dogs are as welcome as their owners. It is an incredibly relaxed venue with a vast range of beers, ciders, and spirits, as well as on-site dining, pool tables, and plenty of entertainment.

“It might be last drinks for Colin from Accounts, but Sydney Rozelle Brewery will always be open for Patrick, Ash and all the cast and crew of the show.”