Ice-Cap Beer Hits Denmark
I’m not sure whether to weep or celebrate: beer from the melting ice-caps of Greenland.
The first-ever Inuit micro-brewery is at max production as orders are starting to come in from all over Europe for the new better-tasting beer that uses water from the melting ice-caps of the Arctic and Greenland.
It is claimed that the Greenland beer, officially launched in Copenhagen on Monday, has a softer, cleaner taste than other beers, because of the ice cap water.
I’m assuming we won’t be drinking this stuff in a few decades. We’ll either stop global warming or Greenland will melt away into the ocean.
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August 10th, 2006 at 9:50 am
when people are drinking this beer, will they realise that it’s thanks to global warming that we can enjoy such beverages!! – probably not, and that’s sad.