Green beer, not only on St. Patrick's Day

Dear Bloggers,

Yesterday, I presented you with an ecological barbecue. Now what can’t be missing on that perfect barbecue party? Right. Beer. No more wine for me after our litte Quartvin experiment.

Last week, I came across some green beer in a nightshop. No, not just reserved for celebrating St. Patrick’s Day. I mean the other kind of green beer: eco-beer — extra refreshing whether it’s March 17 or any other day.

One brewery that’s been generating a lot of word-of-mouth buzz is New Belgium Brewery. It turns out that New Belgium Brewery is a remarkably green brewery, yet they played down this particular fact surprisingly enough.

Now how is this a green brewery? By reducing the energy, water and waste involved in making its beer, this brewery is proving that great taste and a clear conscience can be both good for business. The company considers sustainability as a key of its philosophy, and is also entirely wind powered.

Thus, the perfect beer for treehugging MTB-students as us, don’t you think?

Lore