Can this fermenting system be use for winemaking as well. Patricia
2006246
Yes, I bought 2 and use them inerchangeably to make beer, wine and hard juices like lemonade and fruit punch... wash and sanitize thoroughly before switching between different things though.
2006247
I don't see why not. We have used ours for mead and are absolutely thrilled with the results.
1210650
To be honest I don't know, but I don't believe so. To use this system, you buy a big can from the store and put in the machine. The can is a one time use and disposable, so I don't know how you could use with home brew.
1431627
This kit can be used for pretty much any fermentation you want to try. I've done my own ale recipes, wine coolers, and many kits. Think of this product as a box of kitchens supplies and you can use them create anything you can think up.
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.
1899424
Yes it is possible.. I keep wine, beer and soda in my wine cooler to help save room in our fridge
1481116
I Don't think this would be the same as Fermax Yeast Nutrient. This is more for breaking down corn etc. into starch so it can ferment.
883574
I suspect you could use the tank for fermentation as long as there is no pressure build up inside the tank. To change the bulkhead fittings to stainless steel will add about $200 to the cost. Hope this helps- Randy
170382
It is a well for water to create a seal when making fermented items. It really is a very good thing to have if you are going to ferment. Note: stone weights are not included with this item but have to be purchased extra . I hope this helps
164722
I am not sure. I can tell you that it should be used just as you would use any kind of water. You may want to check magnesium water and fermentation to see if there would be anything odd with it. As I think you should be fine.
1416039
Yes they can, this is a wonderful Wine Fridge! &#127863;&#127863;&#127863;&#127863;&#127863;
2058667
depending on where you live, I would look at a wine starter kit on Midwest supply.com or Amazon. This gives you all the things you need to make wine. Hoe much wine are you planning on making. If you are only going to make a few kits here and there, these beginner kits will be good enough. If you plan on making kits on a regular basis, I would upgrade the kit to include a floor corker. I also prefer the glass carboys to plastic, but they are also much heavier especially when full of wine. I really found everything I needed and the best prices at Midwest supply.com. They allow you to upgrade items in the kits and often give you a better deal than buying individually. I think I spent about $350. That will get you started. I make fruit wine from fresh fruit and have made about 30 of the vino italiano kits. I bought more carboys and fermentation buckets so I could do multiple wines at a time. Hope this helps
1431630
No. The kit can adapt to your recipes as long as you use one that has the same amount of gallons, pints, or quarts to fit in the containers and allow head room or fermentation.
1417209
what is your application? i use mine in my garden but you can use it to make beer too...
2115009
Yes, this should work for your needs. I use it to control upper and lower temps for my fermentation chamber set-up.
980008
You know, I've only ever aerated red wine. However, I don't see why you couldn't use yours with both. Generally, white wine doesn't need aeration (that's my opinion anyway) but I'm no connoisseur. I say, use it with both. Hope that helps!
1823840
you need sterilizing chemicals, yeast, stabilizing chemicals, and clarifying chemicals. I just buy the kits. They are simple and make surprisingly good wine.
1058282
We are using it for sodas, beer and water. So I can't answer the question regarding wine