What kind of alcohol content are you getting? And, how many bottle caps come with the kit? thanks!
1508910
I haven't brewed this one yet to comment on the alcohol content. They give you way more bottle caps then you will need (unless you are extremely clumsy.). These kits usually yield a few bottles over 2 cases.
1508911
About 5.7% and I wanna say 20-30 caps but not sure as I never use them as I have my own bottling gear.
1508912
Enough caps to fill 5 gal worth of 12 oz bottles so you will be fine for one bottling session, i just save my 22oz bombers from beer i have drank when i bottle instead of keg as it cuts cleaning time and bottling time in half. My ABV i believe was 5.4- 5.8
1836712
Mine came with a cap I recently found out there is no 'surgeon general warning' on it though, so no filling up at local breweries Kind of a bummer
461100
It is a complete kit. I bought this as a gift for my 78 year old father. Instructions very easy to follow. The hardest part for my dad was finding a place with the right temperature. Beer tastes great. Everyone he gave some to loved it and asked for more. He actually asked me to get him refill packs. It is a really good starter kit.
1844004
The mister beer kit comes with a couple of beer samples. You'd buy this product to continue brewing, but maybe with a different variety.
1781379
Juice concentrate (primary and secondary booster), yeast, stabilizer, clearing agents, instructions and some info/fact cards about origins of ice wines and other products available from the company. No labels or corks. This kit does make a really good icewine! I would do another one if I wasn't busy with all of the other wines I have in progress already. We served it at a wine party and the majority of our guests really liked it. Note: this kit is designed for a 3 gallon yield, so only 15 750ml bottles or 30 375ml bottles. Make sure you have a 3 gallon carboy for secondary fermentation! Enjoy!
1442163
Frank, there are two bottles in this pack. I have to say, as someone who has purchased this set, you will be more than pleased with your purchase! Worth every penny of the cost!
2031666
Bottles are not included. Also need all of the wine making equipment (Primary fermenter, secondary fermenter (carboy), siphon, hydrometer, etc. Kit includes the must or juice, yeast, clarifying agents, stabilizer, labels, and shrink capsules.
1649596
The kit comes with yeast and all the perservatives. Double check the box and make sure it did not drop behind the bag of grape juice. You will still need a 6 gallon bucket/jug, a corker, air trap, bottles, The wine kit comes with all ingredients but you still need a wine making kit (supplies) the stuff I mentioned above and some other things.
985731
Off the top of my head, there are a few things that are likely duplicated. The primary fermentation bucket and the airlocks, and possibly one of the hoses. With that, I think this is an excellent kit. The glass carboy and corker would not be in the beer kit, plus this kit has a few nice extras like a spring loaded bottler. It is nice to have this kit altogether so you know you have everything you need.
345663
The kit is basic in the sense that it includes all of the equipment needed to make a batch of wine excluding the ingredients. Therefore, if this is your first batch, I would recommend a wine kit from a local wine/beer making supply store to use this equipment with, as opposed to making the wine from scratch (from the actual grapes). Making from scratch would require a grape crusher and a press + ingredients, whereas making from a wine kit (with the equipment from this kit) includes the juice already squeezed from the grapes; yeast; preservative; clearing agent; etc. I would recommend Wine Expert wine kits which yields 6 gallons of wine using the wine making kit. The Wine Expert kits we enjoy are the Italian red wines like brunello and amarone. The cost about $130, and they include the "must" which consists of the skins of the grapes after they are crushed and makes for a high quality wine. The wine kits are fail safe and the wine is amazing; they all yield 30 bottles. You will need to purchase or save and clean 30 bottles. If you purchase them at the local wine supply shop or online, they will cost you around $1 per bottle. Your total cost per bottle using the high end WineExpert kit and the bottles works out to around $8 per bottle and worth every penny in my opinion. Their are cheaper wine kits but we prefer the high end kits which contain the "must". With this delux making kit. We have turned out 3 batches of kits and two batches from scratch. I would recommend purchasing an extra 6 gallon carboy (spelling) which is that big glass bottle you see in the picture. Trust me, it will be used for racking (siphoning finished product) from one to another. So in all, extra purches include 30 bottles, extra bag of corks (enough corks ar included but you will want extra for consecutive batches); a 6 gallon carboy; and a wine kit. Hope this helps!! Enjoy, --christopher
2262200
Yes, the Kit contained everything I needed. I did however purchase a floor corker (I never tried the one provided though) the kit was a great start. I have since purchased and additional Carboy so I can have two wines going at once.
1948988
They really should have it on their website...like they don' realize someone would order it online without a bottle in front of them! But I do: water, cocamidopropyl betaine, PEG-80 Sorbitan laureate, sodium trideceth sulfate, PEG-150 distearate, panthenol, aloe barbadensis leaf juice, hydrolyzed oats, prunus amygdalus dulcis (sweet almond oil), matricaria (camomilla recutita) extract, quatermium-15, citric acid. amino methyl propanol. butylene glycol, tetrasodium ESTA, fragrance. I believe everything is there except the caps (hold the bottle in one hand and type with the other).
573062
the solution in the catridge is SD40 alcohol from what I can tell. I'm going to go buy a bottle of denatured alcohol on the way home tonight as mine is about empty.
2058666
If you go on Ebay, and type in wine kit, you will find kits that include all of the things you need to begin wine making. Primary fermenter (bucket) racking cane, secondary fermenter ( 6 gal glass bottle)Hydrometer, etc etc. They run in the neighborhood of $100. do not get the cheaper kit with a plastic secondary fermenter. harder to clean, and not worth the savings. These kits are on amazon as well, and sometimes cheaper.
1138691
You can pack about 10 ml of whiskey in one of these bottles; a regular peg is 30 ml. So 3 of these bottles can hold as much alcohol as a regular peg which is plenty for a mini-shot, I suppose.
1066732
Basically you get what you see. It does not include bottles or caps. Nor does it include any ingredients. The book is kind of light and very brief so you may want to pick up a more hefty brewing book. They are fairly cheap. Dave Miller's Home Brewing Guide is a good one. If you want to get them everything they need to get started I would look for a kit that includes ingredients and a brewing pot, however. All depends on how much you want to spend though.
1060834
Youll get 8 1pint bottles out of each batch. Warning: dont dtink the beer as soon as its done. Let it sit for a couple weeks on the bottles first. The taste gets better. Also the beer that comes with it is not so great. Try other formulas. This kit is great to start learning the basics of home brewing.