It may have been the wettest June since records began in some of the Netherlands, but that’s no reason for the Dutch to be despondent. A small group of entrepreneurs has demonstrated that it’s the perfect excuse to make beer, launching a brew made from rainwater. The idea is that with climate change linked to increased rainfall in the Netherlands – just as in the UK – they might as well use it as a…
‘Heaven’s water’: the launch of Amsterdam’s first rainwater beer
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