In light of the terrible flooding currently destroying the southwestern United States, an Anheuser-Busch factory in Georgia stopped canning beer and started canning 50,000 cans of water.
This isn’t the first time we’ve heard of news regarding breweries doing good things during these floods, but it’s certainly the most selfless thing we’ve heard coming from a beer company.
Rob Haas, the Cartersville brewery manager said that his factory “produces cans of emergency relief water a few times a year,” Haas said, “partnering with the American Red Cross to provide to places in need within the United States.”
“It’s something we’re uniquely positioned to do in a very timely period,” he said. Well done gentlemen.
H/T: Washington Post