This Israeli beer is brewed with 3,000-year-old Philistine yeast strain
The beer tasted very much like a modern wheat beer: mild, slightly spicy, sweet and fruity, drinkable, and refreshing. And it uses ancient Philistine yeast.
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The beer tasted very much like a modern wheat beer: mild, slightly spicy, sweet and fruity, drinkable, and refreshing. And it uses ancient Philistine yeast.
The discovery provides valuable insights into the development of urban centers and their strategic defense in ancient times.
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