An archaeological team in Utah has found a bottle of alcohol estimated to be 150 years old, and experts have given it a taste test.
Ian Wright, Utah's public state archaeologist, said the bottle was among thousands of artifacts dating from 1870-1890 found on U.S. Forest Service land.
"When they got it, it was still full. There was still a cork inside," Wright said.
"We realized, 'Oh my God, this is a real treasure,'" he added.
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Wright said the find is the only known intact bottle of alcohol that has been found from that time period.
Experts said the liquid appeared to be a low-alcohol beer.
Now they hope to recreate the drink. /Telegraph/
