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Man discovers batch of 162-year-old Guinness — immediately employs team to start drinking it
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Beer gogglesIn the depths of the wreck of an English ship called the Mindora, Panis found a treasure that is likely to please historians and beer drinkers alike: bottles of Guinness from 1864.
The duo is having the contents of the Guinness bottles analyzed to see if they can recreate the original recipe.
Diageo, parent company of Guinness, told the Irish Times that the Guinness Archive team "has been in communication with the divers to gather more information and evaluate the find."
As for the case of beer, Panis believes the bottles "definitely" came from a case of 24.
Not much of the recent discovery is verified, as Panis' team did not make their dive in cooperation with official authorities.