Ancient alcoholic brew found and re-created

[Still Waters]

It's one thing to appreciate a 20-year-old fine wine. It is something else to brew up a 2,500-year-old alcoholic beverage.

While sifting through the remains of an Iron Age burial plot dating from 400 to 450 B.C. in what is today Germany, Bettina Arnold, an archaeologist and anthropologist at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and others uncovered a cauldron that contained remnants of an alcohol brewed and buried with the deceased.

http://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2016/10/24/498863394/2-500-years-ago-this-brew-was-buried-with-the-dead-a-brewery-has-revived-it

[Sno]

Long time no see SW.  I'd try the recreated version of it.

 

[Still Waters]

38 minutes ago, Sno said:

Long time no see SW.  I'd try the recreated version of it.

 

Hey, welcome back

Rather you than me with the brew though!

[Black Monk]

It'd be great trying some of it.

[oldrover]

Has to be better than Creamflow.