How much wine does this kit make?
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5 to 6 gallons depending on which you prefer.....add more water get more wine with slightly less tasteless water makes a more robust wine, just less of it.
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It says 6gal but I make 5gal for a heavier bodied wine. I think it would still be good at 6gal
234407
5 to 6 gallons depending on which you prefer.....add more water get more wine with slightly less taste less water makes a more robust wine, just less of it.
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I just counted...we have 41 in ours and it is not even half full. Champagne corks fit through the hole as well (we had a few of those in there). So, it should fit at least 80-90 wine corks at a time.
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I don't make wine, but normally I use about three teaspoons in a 6 gallon ferment and it really takes off. My ferment finishes much quicker with the nutrient. I am also very careful with my PH!!!!
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Hi David,I made a video on how to backsweeten wine, demonstrating how I do it on these kits: Here is the link:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9uXm8hoj2ok
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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.
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Each year I make about 6 quarts using 2 packs but I also add about a quart of brandy to up the alcohol content and 2 quarts of plain apple cider. Very tasty.
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6 gallons about thirty bottles!!! Yummy I always top it off with some boxed wine to make the full 6 gallons!!
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The kit makes between 28-30 750 ml bottles depending on the sediment waste.
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This is just the equipment to make wine. It comes with an instructional DVD to show you how to use the equipment. I would reccomend you start with a wine kit if you are a newbie as the instructions and all of the ingredients are included. Look for kits that make 6 gallons. There are lots of varieties to choose from depending on your wine tastes.
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Your hydrometer reading will be a little higher when starting the kit. (etc. directions for a Barolo say it should start out around 1.080 and 1.090 and ours started out as 1.104) Throughout the process though, your readings should level out and ours always fall somewhere in-between what the directions say. Just make sure you're not off a drastic amount. The starting hydrometer reading is off because of the lessened amount of water (making 5 gal. instead of 6) We have made many of these kits and always make them to 5 gal. All of them have been very good with high alcohol content. Some of them we add a little oak in the primary fermentation and some we didn't add any oak. Both ways are yummy, just depends on the kind of taste you want in the end. Hope this info helps.
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I received a "how to" dvd with the kit. The instructions are very basic, if you need more detail you can try a wine making book. I used the detailed instructions that came with my wine kit that included the grape must, yeast, etc.
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Well, I just counted for you and mine is slightly less than half full and there are 92 corks so far. (some are champagne corks that are slightly larger) I would guess 200 or a little more if there were no champagne corks. Hope that helps you. :) CHEERS!
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It's definitely geered toward beer. Some of the materials will overlap, but (not having made wine myself, but having seen the stuff they sell for it at my local brew supply store) you don't need as large a fermenter for most wine recipes, plus the instruction book is beer specific and won't help you. The bottle capper will do you no good and you'd need additional materials for corking wine bottles. So, basically, I think you'll want to look for a wine-specific starter kit!!
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you will have to go and buy a starter kit, most kits will have the following7.8 Gallon Fermenter with Drilled & Gasket Lid* 6 Gallon Better Bottle PET Carboy* Medium Buon Vino Drilled Stopper to Fit PET Carboy* Airlock* thermometer Self Adhesive Thermometer * Triple Scale Hydrometer* Equipment Cleanser* Racking Tube* 4 ft Siphon Tubing* Bottle Filler* Plastic Shut Off Clamp corker to put corks in bottlescheck the internet for wine starter kits
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if you follow the directions you can be drinking quite good wine in four weeks , as always any wine is better aged. I usually buy 2 kits at a time so I can offset the process and have an aged wine. the wine is ready to drink when it is bottled.
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Hard to believe but up to the tippy top (which you would not fill it up to) is 10 ounces. That photo must be showing around 5-6 ounces of wine in the decenter.
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1 juice pack, 1 foil/flavor pack, yeast, fining and clarifying packets. only makes 3 gallons. I added some berry vodka and spring water at 1 to 1 ration to top off carboy. awesome stuff