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looking for instruction	19-Nov-2008 At 1:32:27 PM	das_blob
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>Wine and beer both use a process of adding 'finings' to remove the floating >bits before bottling. These are often animal products; egg white in the >case of some wines and fish oil for beers. They drop the stuff in, mix >it up, and the 'finings' floculate the particles together into bigger lumps >and they fall to the bottom, so you can decant off the good stuff from >the top. stick to German import beer, then. Can't go wrong with that! :P Filtering beer with fish oil, you guys are nuts, really!!

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