ReBREWable Energy Returns: How Gwinnett Breweries Toast to Earth Day with Eco-Friendly Beer

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By Good Morning Gwinnett News Team

GWINNETT COUNTY, GA — Earth Day just got a little tastier—and a lot more impactful. After a successful launch in 2024, ReBREWable Energy, a locally brewed craft beer created in honor of Earth Day, is back on tap in Gwinnett County for 2025. And this year, the eco-friendly initiative is bigger and bolder, thanks to the addition of two new brewery partners.

Conceived as a creative fundraiser for Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful, the local affiliate of Keep America Beautiful, ReBREWable Energy raised more than $3,000 in its inaugural year. Now in its second year, the Earth Day brew is flowing once again—available for a limited time at five socially and environmentally conscious breweries:

Slow Pour Brewing Company – 407 N Clayton Street, Lawrenceville
StillFire Brewing – 343 US-23, Suwanee
6S Brewing Company – 3111 Main Street, Duluth
Elixir Brew Company – 115 E Main Street, Buford (new for 2025)
Social Fox Brewing – 20 Skin Alley, Norcross (new for 2025)

Each brewery has put its own unique spin on ReBREWable Energy, making every pint a one-of-a-kind toast to the planet. A portion of the proceeds from every glass sold goes directly to Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful to support its environmental programs and community initiatives.

“Much like our organization, this promotion is founded in a solid sense of community,” said Schelly Marlatt, Executive Director of Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful. “We’re thrilled to welcome Elixir Brew Company and Social Fox Brewing into the fold. All five breweries are committed to doing good for our planet, and ReBREWable Energy is a fun and flavorful way to raise funds and awareness. Every sip helps support our mission to keep Gwinnett County clean, green, and vibrant.”

The return of ReBREWable Energy ties in perfectly with the 2025 Earth Day theme: “OUR POWER, OUR PLANET”, a global call to action for renewable energy and environmental stewardship. For Gwinnett residents, ordering a pint isn’t just about savoring a great local beer—it’s also a simple step toward sustainability.

Want to Take More Action for Earth Day?
In addition to raising a glass, Gwinnett residents can roll up their sleeves at the Earth Day Recycling Event hosted by Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful and Gwinnett Solid Waste. The community event takes place Saturday, April 26, from 9 a.m. to noon at Coolray Field. Attendees can recycle: