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It's Not Just Wine. Sediment Can Be Found In Other Spirits - Is It Okay To Drink?


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Published in Food and Wine on Monday, May 12th 2025 at 12:08 GMT by   Print publication without navigation

  • Whether you're having a glass of wine, rum, or whiskey, you may notice sediment in the liquid. Here's why it's there, and why your beverage is probably safe.

The article from Yahoo Lifestyle discusses the common occurrence of sediment in wine, which is often misunderstood as a sign of spoilage but is actually a natural byproduct of the winemaking process. Sediment can be composed of grape solids, dead yeast cells, and tartrates, and its presence is more noticeable in unfiltered or aged wines. While sediment is harmless and can be managed by decanting or careful pouring, it's also a sign of a wine that has been minimally processed, potentially offering a more authentic taste. The article emphasizes that sediment should not deter wine enthusiasts from enjoying their drink, as it is a normal part of many wines, especially reds and those that have been aged.

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