In this BBC article, it’s reported that archaeologists have found the tomb of a brewer who lived more than 3,000 years ago and served an ancient Egyptian court.
Beer was a common part of daily life in ancient Egypt, just as it is today. It was treated as food, used as part of religious ceremonies, and even as a currency for paying slaves, tradesmen, priests, and public officials.
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