Singapore Brewery

"NEWBrew" is no ordinary beer. The new Singapore blond ale is made with recycled sewage. The alcoholic beverage is a collaboration between the country's national water agency, PUB, and local craft brewery Brewerkz.

The local beer was launched by Singapore's water agency, PUB. Read on to know more about this recycled beer and internet's reaction to it.

Singapore has taken innovations in beer-brewing a notch higher with the introduction of 'Newbrew.' While it may appear or taste like usual beer, there's an unconventional twist to it.

The Sensex and Nifty are likely to open on a weak note as indicated by the Nifty futures traded on the Singapore stock exchange. The Nifty futures also known as the SGX Nifty was down 0.25 per cent or 20 points at 7,945.

Heineken continued to inch toward a takeover of Tiger beer maker Asian Pacific Breweries on Wednesday, revealing that it has purchased a 2.68 per cent stake in the company for around $290 million, even as it struggles to buy a much larger, controlling stake, from Singapore's Fraser and Neave for $4.7 billion.

"NEWBrew" is no ordinary beer. The new Singapore blond ale is made with recycled sewage. The alcoholic beverage is a collaboration between the country's national water agency, PUB, and local craft brewery Brewerkz.

The local beer was launched by Singapore's water agency, PUB. Read on to know more about this recycled beer and internet's reaction to it.

Singapore has taken innovations in beer-brewing a notch higher with the introduction of 'Newbrew.' While it may appear or taste like usual beer, there's an unconventional twist to it.

The Sensex and Nifty are likely to open on a weak note as indicated by the Nifty futures traded on the Singapore stock exchange. The Nifty futures also known as the SGX Nifty was down 0.25 per cent or 20 points at 7,945.

Heineken continued to inch toward a takeover of Tiger beer maker Asian Pacific Breweries on Wednesday, revealing that it has purchased a 2.68 per cent stake in the company for around $290 million, even as it struggles to buy a much larger, controlling stake, from Singapore's Fraser and Neave for $4.7 billion.