article_snippet: Chemical analysis from two bottled drinks found on a shipwreck in Finland has revealed Chemical analysis from two bottled drinks found on a shipwreck in Finland similarities to modern-day lagers.
article_snippet: Chemical analysis from two bottled drinks - known as A56 (pictured) and C49 - found on a shipwreck in Finland has revealed their similarities to modern-day lagers.
article_snippet: The bottles were found in the summer of 2010 when the wreck of a schooner was discovered in the Baltic Sea.
article_snippet: typical early 19th century beer bottles were found in the summer of 2010 when the wreck of a schooner was discovered in the Baltic Seathe wreck of a schooner the Baltic Sea.
article_snippet: similar brown glass bottles were found in 2010 when the wreck of a schooner was discovered in the Baltic Sea.
article_snippet: Compared to modern beers, beers contain similar levels of potassium but significantly more sodium, which is believed to have come from seawater on board the shipwreck.
article_snippet: Since both shipwreck beers were found, a brewery in Finland has recreated what a brewery in Finland believe to be as close to the real thing as possible called Stallhagen Historic Beer 1843.
article_snippet: Chemists found both shipwreck beers contain similar levels of potassium.
highlights_snippet: Two bottled beers were recovered from a shipwreck in 2010 .
  