Let's say right away: you can't drink such fuel. But pouring it into the fuel tank is quite possible. Here, beer waste serves as a substitute for ethanol.
The production of beer fuel was undertaken by the brewery DB Breweries and the local fuel supplier Gull Petroleum. The brewery turns yeast left over from brewing beer into ethanol. The fuel company then creates gasoline with an octane rating of 98 (!), in which the share of beer alcohol is 10%.
By the start of sales of the new fuel, some gas stations were decorated in a new style. The main thing is not to confuse such a station with a beer pub...
