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Sediment at the bottom of the bottle
08-14-2003, 08:17 PM,
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Those are potassium bitartrate crystals. Tartrates are naturally ocurring and they are completely harmless. They show up when a bottle of wine has been cooled down enough to cause the tartrate to precipitate out as crystals. A lot of wineries actually cool down their wines and remove the tartrates before bottling. They then sell the stuff which is cleaned up and ground into a powder, then sold in supermarkets as cream of tartar.
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