Archaeologists in Egypt find 5000-year-old brewery - a podcast by RNZ

Archaeologists in Egypt have uncovered a 5000-year-old brewery capable of making 22,000 litres of beer at a time.
While not the oldest brewery from early Egypt; it was found in a sacred part of the ancient Egyptian city of Abydos which was reserved exclusively for the use of Egypt's early kings.
Archaeologist and Egyptologist, Matthew Adams, is the co-director of the excavation at Abydos.
He told Corin Dann the beer was literally fit for a king.

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