We have to give 5 Seasons Brewing in Atlanta some props for their new "green" beer concept. These guys partnered with RainHarvest Systems to create a microbrew made from 100% on-site captured rainwater.

Apparently, it takes seven pints of water to create one pint of beer. By using rainwater, the brewery is saving a ton of water and offering patrons an eco-friendly and tasty beer option. Check out the video HERE to see how this rain-barrel brew is made.

"We are extremely excited with our new partnership with 5 Seasons Brewery. We believe it uniquely demonstrates the broad array of applications where rainwater can be used instead of chemically treated drinking water; plus it is a great way to create public awareness of rainwater harvesting," said Randy Kauk, Pres of RainHarvest Systems.

Posted by Katie Throne

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