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Published May 3, 2021

Brewery creates beer using 'climate change' ingredients

Doesn't taste great...which is the point
Brewery creates beer using 'climate change' ingredients
Brewery creates beer using 'climate change' ingredients

A brewery in Colorado is hoping to raise awareness of climate change with a new beer.

New Belgium Brewing has released a limited-edition ale called Fat Tire Torched Earth. It’s made from smoke-tainted water, dandelion weeds, and drought-tolerant grains, which they say could be the only ingredients that survive a climate crisis.

The beermaker says while Torched Earth is technically beer, it’s “not great.” Which is the point.

Two 4-packs cost $39.99 and all proceeds go to a climate change non-profit.

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