Divers find 162-year-old Guinness bottle off UK coast, scientists hope to recreate historic beer
- Stefan PanisA bottle of Guinness believed to date back to 1864 has been recovered from a shipwreck off the coast of Dover, raising hopes that scientists may be able to recreate the stout as it was brewed more than 160 years ago, BBC reported.
- The discovery was made last year by Belgian underwater photographer Stefan Panis, who spotted the bottle while exploring a wreck beneath the sea.
- At first, he did not realise what he had found.
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- Stefan PanisA bottle of Guinness believed to date back to 1864 has been recovered from a shipwreck off the coast of Dover, raising hopes that scientists may be able to recreate the stout as it was brewed more than 160 years ago, BBC reported.
- The discovery was made last year by Belgian underwater photographer Stefan Panis, who spotted the bottle while exploring a wreck beneath the sea.
- At first, he did not realise what he had found.
Sources: Times of India