Beer Made By Urine
In an attempt to be environment friendly, a brewery in Singapore is turning urine and sewage into alcoholic beverages. Taking the brewery to a whole new level, the beer named NEWBrew is made of NEWater, which happens to be Singapore’s model of fresh, high-quality recycled water. As per reports by BBC, it is made of a liquid that is recycled from sewage, filtered, and pumped into Singapore’s water provide. The drink is launched by Singapore’s nationwide water company PUB in affiliation with native craft beer brewery Brewerkz. According to Strait Times, the distinctive beverage “highlights not only that Singapore’s recycled water more than adheres to international standards of safe drinking water, but that it is also clean enough to be used in beer brewing.”
The NEWBREW is manufactured using a sewage-recycled liquid that is filtered and pumped into Singapore’s water system, as well as the best and healthiest components.
Singapore’s national water administration has been recycling sewage to turn it into potable water for years under the tagline “every drop matters.” During the dry season, the programme, which seeks to be sustainable, is a strategy to tackle water scarcity.
It was safe for drinking and experiencing a superb tasting beer, as well as a refreshing mental state and some stress alleviation, And for beer drinkers, trying a new beer is exciting.
NEWBrew is a part of their endeavour to raise awareness among Singaporeans about the importance of water recycling and reuse as a means of ensuring water sustainability.
