162-Year-Old Guinness Bottle Found in Shipwreck that Could Reveal Original Recipe
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Divers find 162-year-old Guinness bottle off UK coast, scientists hope to recreate historic beer
UK News: Divers have discovered a 162-year-old Guinness bottle in a shipwreck off the coast of Dover, prompting scientists to explore the possibility of recreating the historic stout as it was brewed in the 19th century.
A Belgian diver has recovered a bottle of beer from 1864 from a shipwreck off the coast of Dover. This is reported by the Gazet van Antwerpen. The diver, Stef Panis, found the shipwreck off the British coast twelve years ago. Since then, he has dived to the wreck several times. During one of those dives, he discovered that it was the wooden sailing ship Mindoro. That name was on the ship's bell inside the wreck. The ship sank after a collision …
Diver Stef Panis from Bornem has recovered a bottle of Guinness from a shipwreck that sank off the coast of Dover in 1864. This is reported by Gazet van Antwerpen and confirmed by Panis to VRT NWS. The bottle is now attracting international attention, and both Guinness and KU Leuven would like to examine it in the laboratory.
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