Do you know "Egtved Girl"? It is the body of a young girl found in a casket in a village in Denmark long ago. She seems to have been wearing a skirt, a comb, and bronze accessories. And in her casket, a beer tub was also buried.

It is said that "Egtved Girl Beer", which reproduces the taste of about 3,300 years ago from the traces of beer that remained dry on the bottom of the tub, was released at the National Museum of Denmark. Foreign media That's Nerdalicious reports.


Egtved Girl beer has an alcohol content of 5.5%. The taste is sweet and fruity, and you can enjoy the flavors of the raw materials malt (malt), honey, yachiyanagi, and cranberry (bilberry). The price is 5.20 euros (about 736 yen).

The museum describes Egtved Girl beer as "I don't know if it tastes the same as it was in the casket, but it was made by grounded speculation ."

There is a romance that beer, which is said to have been drunk by people for thousands of years, is timeless and can be enjoyed by us living in the 21st century. It may be a good idea to think about the lives and food culture of our ancestors while drinking this beer.