When Hurricane Irma blew through South Florida, one nun in Miami took things into her own hands – with a chainsaw.
Sister Margaret Ann will probably forever be known as the chainsaw-wielding nun who made it her mission to clear debris in the wake of the devastating hurricane, and has received an enormous amount of media attention.
🎥 of Sister Margaret Ann in action. Thank you to all of our neighbors that are working together to get through this! We are #MiamiDadeStrong pic.twitter.com/5tG6nzk7Ye
— Miami-Dade Police (@MiamiDadePD) September 12, 2017
As the symbol of post-Irma cleanup, Sister Ann is being honoured with a beer named ‘Nun with a Chainsaw” from Due South Brewing Co. that has a piney kick.
“This dry-hopped IPA is brewed with copious amounts of Amarillo, Azacca, and Idaho 7 hops, giving it loads of tropical and piney hop flavors and aromas,” said the brewing company.
Photo Credit: Due South Brewing
Photo Credit: Due South Brewing
It’s not just Ann that they’re honouring with the new beer though.
‘This is our tribute to those exceptional people who had to do what's necessary in the face of adversity,” they added.
