Whether It Still Tastes Good? Glaciers in South Tyrol Give Almost 50 Years Old Beer Free
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In the Zillertal Alps, at the border between Austria and South Tyrol, a barrel of beer disappeared in the 1970s and reappeared at high altitude after melting the glaciers in the area. The barrel fell into a crevice in...
The vessel had fallen into a crack in a glacier during a helicopter delivery in the 1970s and, after recovering it at about 3,000 meters of altitude, a curious group decided to open it to check if its contents were still drinkable.
Some beers mature over time. However, with a beer barrel in South Tyrol, storage took several decades.
A keg of beer lost almost half a century ago in the ice of South Tyrol re-emerged intact, was brought back to the valley and, finally, was even opened and tasted. To document the unusual discovery, occurred at about 3,000 meters of altitude under the refuge Sasso Nero, in the Zillertal Alps, is the historic South Tyrolean farm [...] The article "A sensational discovery, had fallen into a crevasse and since then had been dispersed. When we tasted…
A barrel of beer that stayed under the ice for almost 50 years was discovered in the Alps, at about 3,000 meters altitude. The vessel had disappeared in the 1970s, after falling into a crevice during a helicopter delivery. After recovery, the beer was tasted by several people, and the result [...]
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