Sediment in bottled wine

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Had a real calamity transferring supermarket juice wine from a demijohn into bottles - good bottle's worth over the floor, siphon flying everywhere - thank the gods no one was looking. It all seemed to happen in slow-motion, and yet I couldn't do a thing about it! :laugh8: Once it had settled, my clear looking cranberry and apple juice had some sediment at the bottom of the bottles. There isn't a lot to be honest, but it is noticeable. Do I have to empty the bottles and restart the bottling process? What do you suggest (apart from being more careful in future)?
 
I used to do this lot when i started and was advised just to drink it as is, it doesn't look great but tastes fine and does no harm.

Get one of these and a clothes peg to stop the tube slipping to the bottom of the DJ it makes the job a lot easier.

Brupaks Siphon Clip (brew2bottle.co.uk)
 

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