Sustainability, as in "being green, thinking green, doing green," is inherent to brewing beer, which goes back some 12,000 years.
Going green shouldn't mean sacrificing quality, style or fun. That's the motto behind Celery Street, a new business owned by Zionsville couple JD and Evelyn Guinn.
"Generally, it's just common sense to be green," says Lena Lucas, founder of Emerald Healthy Environments, LLC.
As it turns out, the 10 bars and restaurants situated around the 900 block of Broad Ripple Avenue - the block dotted with Brother's, Corner Wine Bar, Union Jack's and Boogie Burger - have more in comm
Going green is the new fad, but some are scared that buying earth-friendly products could be a damper on their wallets.