A team of divers off the coast of Dover has unearthed a 162-year-old bottle of Guinness stout from a shipwreck, sparking excitement among scientists and beer enthusiasts alike. The rare find, dating back to 1864, has led researchers to plan the recreation of the historic beer using its original yeast. Experts express hope that the bottle, which may still be drinkable, could provide valuable insights into the original Guinness recipe. As preparations begin, the divers and researchers aim to capture the unique taste of a beer that has been aging like fine wine for over a century.