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Green Beers That Are More Al Gore Than Dr. Seuss

INDY Week | June 18, 2009

Green beers are friendlier to the environment, and most of the ingredients are grown without pesticides and synthetic fertilizers. For a beer to be USDA-approved organic, 95 percent of its ingredients must be organic.

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