The invention relates to a microorganism used for decolouring molasses alcohol waste water, namely aspergillus flavus, preserved in the China General Microbiological Culture Collection Center on November 1, 2010. During screening and separation of the aspergillus flavus, pigment melanoidins simulating molasses alcohol waste water is taken as a substrate, a dilution spread plate method is adopted for screening in natural environment to obtain the melanoidins decolouring microorganism, bacterial strains with an obvious decolouring ring are transferred into an untreated actual molasses alcohol waste water culture medium to carry out secondary screening, the bacterial strains with decolouring capability are transferred into a culture medium to be cultured, and spores are eluted to prepare spore suspension. The molasses alcohol waste water is diluted until A 475 is about 3.5, a nutrient source is added, the spore suspension is inoculated into the molasses alcohol waste water liquid culturemedium for carrying out decolouring reaction, after reaction is finished, thallus is leached and separated, and decolouring rate is calculated by testing variation of absorbance at 475nm.