A new study suggests that ceramic pots and funnels unearthed at a Neolithic site in Shaanxi province were used in China's earliest known brewery. Those artifacts dated back to 3400 B.C and found traces of the chemical compound oxalate, a byproduct of brewing beer. also the residue of grains including barley which is the earliest known in China as far.Thursday 2 June 2016
Neolithic Chinese Beer Recipe
A new study suggests that ceramic pots and funnels unearthed at a Neolithic site in Shaanxi province were used in China's earliest known brewery. Those artifacts dated back to 3400 B.C and found traces of the chemical compound oxalate, a byproduct of brewing beer. also the residue of grains including barley which is the earliest known in China as far.
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