This company has allegedly made beer from vaginal yeast

WARNING: Do not read while eating.

(AAP) Source: AAP

A company, called The Order of Yoni, has created an artisanal beer brewed from the yeast of a woman's vagina.

The proposed business venture, which was announced last week, is still seeking funding for the project. 

The beer is said to have a sour after taste and a "woman's allure".

"Using hi-tech of microbiology, we isolate, examine and prepare lactic acid bacteria from [the] vagina of a unique woman," reads their website.

(via The Order of Yoni) Source: Supplied

This "unique woman" is said to be a Czech model named Alexandra Brendlov. Both she and her yeast were apparently discovered following a long selection process.

It's possible the whole thing may very well have been an elaborate April Fool's Joke, planned well in advance. 

 

"The bacteria, lactobacillus, transfer woman’s features, allure, grace, glamour and her instincts into beers and other products, turning them into [a] dance with lovely goddess," the site reads.

 

 The brand was named after the Sanskrit word for vagina, which is 'yoni'. 

"The 'yoni' means 'vagina' in Sanskrit language," reads the site's Heritage section. “Yoni, it is not only the secret, not only the name of vagina, but also, it is the symbol. Modern reincarnation of yoni symbol bases (sic) on the saint sculpture of Yoni from Cát Tiên sanctuary in Vietnam."

The company hopes to raise 150,000 euros (about $AUD220,000) to fund this project. So far they've only raised 279 euros ($AUD413) in the past seven days.

Brb, we're becoming teetotalers.

(via Fox) Source: Fox