Beer by Great Lakes
Burning River Pale Ale

This beer garners
its fair share of attention around the world—just as the Cuyahoga River did when it suddenly caught fire in 1969 and spurred the introduction of the Clean Water Act of 1972.

Pale ales gradually evolved from an English town called Burton-upon-Trent
that was known for its distinctive hard water supply and propensity to brew a lighter-colored ale than was common at the time.