Great Lakes Nosferatu Question

I'm sure it's fine. Good stuff.

 

Not sure if Nosferatu is unfiltered, but, I'd drink it up either way. The sediment at the bottom of the bottle is more flavor and nutrients in my opinion.

 

Never had a bad beer with floaties

 

Not to my knowledge, but I wouldn't think you would see them this soon. Is it this year's ?

 

My understanding is floaties can happen regardless of filtration, and are not indicative of an off-batch. But I'm not expert, I just like beer and spend way too much money on it.

 

As long as the "floaties" aren't too big, I usually just drink them.

 

Swirl that shit up in your glass for the last few sips and you won't even notice it.

 

As long as they don't plug up your bong they're fine, drink it

 

It's fine. I often find protein precipitation in beers that sit on the shelf around 3+ months from bottling. Nosferatu is right around there at this point. Nothing to worry about! It is a very common thing in most beers. Nosferatu is crystal clear when it is fresh.

 

And here I thought this thread was going to be the ever-popular "Did they change the recipe this year?"

 

Love Nosferatu & never have I seen floaties, bought at least 4 -4packs this season soooo it's never sitting around long enough to find out.

 

It showed up in Pa like a month or so ago.. It was not fresh when it landed.