Divers Uncover 19th-Century Shipwreck Laden with Champagne Off Swedish Coast

Polish team finds over 100 bottles of champagne, mineral water, and porcelain in remarkably preserved Baltic Sea wreck.

The wreck, located 20 nautical miles south of Öland, Sweden, dates between 1850 and 1867.
Mineral water bottles from German brand Selters suggest the cargo was destined for royalty.
The ship's cargo includes more than 100 bottles of champagne, believed to be drinkable.
The discovery was made by the Baltictech diving group, specializing in Baltic Sea shipwrecks.
Swedish authorities have been notified, and further exploration is planned.