As water scarcity becomes a growing global issue, countries are exploring new ways to conserve and manage water. One innovative solution is NEWBrew, a beer made from treated wastewater. Produced in Singapore, a country with no natural water sources, NEWBrew uses NEWater, which is purified wastewater that is safe to drink. Singapore has long relied on water recycling and conservation, and NEWBrew was introduced in 2018 by a local brewery. It has since been featured at global events like the COP29 climate talks in Azerbaijan, aiming to raise awareness about water recycling and show that treated wastewater can be used in everyday products, including beverages. NEWBrew has sparked discussions about using recycled water in various industries. While some find the idea unusual, many Singaporeans have accepted it due to the government’s long-standing efforts to promote water conservation. Made in small batches, NEWBrew has been praised for its crisp, refreshing taste. Experts believe that treated wastewater will become more important as water shortages worsen, helping countries manage resources and ensure access to clean water. NEWBrew highlights how creative solutions can address the global water crisis.