Using reclaimed water to brew beer...

I am an expert at turning beer into water. It makes sense that smart people can reverse that process

rented to begin with. I've recycled enough beer to float an aircraft carrier.

‘This beer tastes like piss!’

Henceforth, that statement will always ring true.

So, basically it is distilled water. In order to make just about any kind of decent beer they need to add some level of minerals and salts back in before brewing.

I wonder what kind of beer they are making?

ETA: This was just the first image I found, and is no reflection on the folks at Lagunitas or their product...

grade school water cycle science class.

It has been recycled millions of times over, throughout the planet's existence. We've all drank water that has passed through other people, dinosaurs, sewers, etc., at one point or another, whether we realize it or not. Whatever the stuff is they're getting from the airport is likely being filtered and distilled, which leaves you with pure water. This is an interesting story, but it's not like they're directly using the "blue ice" from the airplanes.

I used to add it to the compost pile to get closer to a 50/50 mix of brown and green.

It doesn't have to stop to change color.