Re: White floating flakes in a Vintage 17
Warm it to 120 degrees (About the hottest water from a tap)
If it disappears its Fatty Acids that were not chill filtered.
It could be particulate contamination from equipment. That won't disappear.
Grab a few pieces and let it dry.
Examine microscopically, fibers are really easy to characterize under a scope.
Re: White floating flakes in a Vintage 17
I've seen some of these in some OWA bottles.
Re: White floating flakes in a Vintage 17
The bottler is brand new and never been opened.
Is there any easy way to warm the bottle without getting the label all wet and messed up? I was originally going to bunker the bottle, but would really like to know what the hell is in it.
Re: White floating flakes in a Vintage 17
To warm a bottle, put it in a warm place.
A heating pad works well.