Researchers found the oldest alcohol beverages which predicted age 2000 years old in China

News24xx.com - Archaeologists found an old jar which has been thought to contain wine in Louyang, Henan, China. With this discovery, the wine is estimated to be 2,000 years old. Nextshark reported, November 10th 2018, scientists excavating ancient sites found a bronze colored jar from the tomb of the Western Han Dynasty which contains clear yellow liquid. The weight of the liquid reaches 3.5 liters. As soon as the archaeologists open the lid, the aroma of liquid in it is like the aroma of alcoholic beverages.

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According to Shanghaiist, there are ancient Chinese traditional drinks made from rice and fermented sorghum seeds. These drinks fall into the category of alcoholic beverages. Not only this, scientists also discovered something similar to the Western Han Dynasty. Because the excavation of archaeological sites was carried out to stretch it came from 202 BC to 8 M.

Previously in 2013, researchers found a ceramic container which is thought to be a place for storing grape juice at archeological sites in northern Greece. Analysis of residues from ceramic containers from 4,200 BC shows that wine has been existed in Greece for thousands of years ago. The researchers excavated at the archaeological site called Dikili Tash which is located 1.2 miles from the ancient city of Philipi and has been inhabited since 6,500 BC.

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