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[TRG]

The treasure inside beer lost in a shipwreck 120 years ago

Long-forgotten yeast strains are being sought out from shipwrecks, abandoned breweries and other locations in the hope they could be put to good use if resurrected.

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[SD51]

Now you're talking... that's some real treasure! I'll drink to that!

 

[ARC]

Why is it never Rum ?

 

[Red_desert]

Maybe it is all sales appeal, in the mind of those who own breweries. I'm sure a different strain of yeast, probably could alter taste a slight bit. Not a beer expert so, don't really know answer to that one. But knowing, it originated from a bottle on a shipwreck of antiquity, it definitely is a strain over 100 years old. If you could get a bottle from a pirate ship, rightfully can be labeled as "Pirate Brew" and all pirates would drink it.

 

[ivan salis]

humm dinosaur beer ..,.bringing the so called dead back to life ... sourdough bread is well known to pass down yeast strains for many many years