Brewgooder (also sold on Social Supermarket) makes lager, session IPA, tropical pale ale, New England IPA and citrus beer. The founder caught a parasite from dirty water while travelling in Nepal and since then, the company uses profits to build clean water projects worldwide.
Never buy beers wrapped in plastic rings (some shops have stopped selling them). They are invisible in water, and often get stuck around birds’ necks and beaks. If you see any, rip the holes up and securely bin them.
It launched with 1000 crowdfunding and in 3 months, it had created the first project in Malawi, providing clean water to a rural village of over 5000 people.
The range includes:
- New England IPA (hazy and juicy)
- Lager (crispy and zesty)
- Session IPA (hoppy and light)
- Hazy IPA (soft and citrusy)
- Tropical Ale (fresh and fruity)
Read our post on practical solutions for a thirsty planet, which looks at the water crisis problem, and profiles writers and brands trying to help. Water scarcity is more than just a lack of water, it’s often due to droughs, economics, climate change, shifting weather patterns and industrial and agricultural pollution.
