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What is the sediment in my bottle of Spotted Cow?

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What is the sediment in my bottle of Spotted Cow?

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Spotted Cow is one of our unfiltered brews, which simply means that the brewer’s yeast is still in it. Brewer’s yeast is full of wonderful vitamins and minerals, and adds the final layer of character that is intended for this brew. It is full of Vitamin B and potassium, and also contributes to a smooth mouth feel and great bready notes! The brewer’s yeast will sometimes settle at the bottom of bottles that have stood upright and stationary for a time while waiting to get to you (either during transportation or while waiting for you at your local establishment), and it is always a good idea to reincorporate the brewer’s yeast for the vitamins and flavor layers that it adds. To do so, carefully set the bottle on it’s side on a flat surface and gently roll the bottle back and forth with the palm of your hand. This should reincorporate all those wonderful flavors!

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