How to make red and white wine the EASY WAY - VineCo Wine Kits

www.kegland.com.au/ingredient...
VineCo is a new fresh range of wine kits that have been manufactured in Canada. The same company previously has made other kits including Winexpert and many others. This new range is the latest to launch with the most popular varieties.
The VineCo range includes Chardonnay, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Grigio, Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc, Rose, Amarone in the white varieties and in the red wine varieties includes Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Carmenere, Malbec, Pinot Noir and many others.
The actual grape juice comes from a wide variety of sources including Australia, New Zealand, France, California, France, Chile, Italy and many other regions around the world.

[@TheMawso]

have been waiting for these to be in stock
my Mum and nieces love wine……will make great presents

[@SimpleHomeBrew]

Interesting , looking a little different to what I have done in the past. Looking forward to making my version. Thanks for the detailed method and process .

[@lindafoxwood78]

My daughter made her 1st batch of red wine a month ago. I get to try it out next week. I make beer, 9+ years so far.

[@KegLand]

Hey Linda. Really keen to hear how you go. We have only done a few so far but really impressed with the results. I have not tried the middle range yet only the top ones and the cheapest ones so far.

[@lindafoxwood78]

@@KegLand You made a wonderful educational video. I am glad people can enjoy such a great hobby. Wine or beer at half the cost. Win/Win idea.

[@DiggerPrints0814]

Now just add a Fortified Wine kit and I'm sold

[@KegLand]

We will see what we can do.

[@darrenhayes2304]

Thanks for the vid and tips Kee. A question, I don’t want to use corks and much prefer screw tops. Do you offer the screw caps or are they even available to fit Kegland wine bottles?

[@KegLand]

I am sorry but we do not have a screw cap option at this stage. The machine to fit the screw caps is quite a bit more expensive.

[@robafreeman]

I am brewing the Grenache Rose kit at the moment and will transfer to a keg and carbonate / dispense in the kegerator i.e. a sparkling rose. I assume this means I can skip the degassing step in the process? Also, could I use the spunding valve and ferment under pressure instead of using the airlock method? Can’t wait for the results.

[@KegLand]

Yes. I am hardly a wine expert but i would agree. If you are going to carbonate the wine then you should be able to use the spunding vave and also no need to degass. We have been getting some feedback from quite a few of our customers and we are hearing all good things about the wine kits so far so we are going to make the VineCo kits a permanent part of our range.

[@Melman888]

Any chance of sparkling wine bottles?

[@KegLand]

We do sell the Champagne Bell Capper already I guess so maybe we should stock the bottles too. How would you go about carbonating? Would you use the traditional method or carbonate in a keg and transfer to Champagne bottle?

[@Melman888]

@@KegLand Both are possible I guess, can go the petnat route or fill straight from the keg. I must say I would enjoy putting special beers into them also.

[@bushmanbill8923]

Don’t toss the skins. Add a little more sugar and water, ferment and distill into grappa

[@tristanmccall9186]

Are you able to carbonate the red

[@KegLand]

Yeah absolutely if that is what you want this is the same process to carbonate that too.

[@alexandrebrard]

I love beer so I make beer at home. I also love wine a lot so I don’t make wine at home.

[@KegLand]

Haha. That's a fair point.

[@DimpieDeBruyn]

Drinking at work I see. LOL 🤪

[@KegLand]

To be fair. The end of the video was after 5pm.