Brew it yourself

Home made wine is delicious and easy!

Brew it yourself

Make your own wine. Everything you need for home wine making. This is a enjoyable and interesting hobby. You'll be able to make your own wine and drink it!

 

# Wine Kits

* 6 Bottle Kits
o White Wine
o Red Wine
o Rose Wine
* 30 Bottle Kits
o Red Wine
o White Wine
o Rose Wine
o Niagara Mist
* Equipment
o Starter Kits

They also sell tons of beer brewing kits too.

 

However, wine kit quality can vary a great deal. At Brew it yourself we only sell top quality wine kits. Because we know it takes a lot of effort and patience to make your own wine and it needs to taste great when you open your first bottle.

The wine kits we sell are made by Vineco, a Canadian company that's been making wine kits for more than 35 years. Their kits are pre-blended and require no additional sugar. Many of them have won international wine quality awards. In fact the Kenridge Showcase range is rated #1 in America.

Their entry range of wines; California Connoisseur(TM) is a celebration of sunshine. Made from the finest grape concentrates California has to offer, California Connoisseur(TM) has become synonymous with outstanding wines of distinctive character, worthy of being served to all who appreciate the proud heritage of the vintner's art. In as little as 28 days you can create wines of impressive bouquet, flavour and structure. Includes professionally designed bottle labels.

Prices start at just £9.95 for the 1 gallon kits and they are ready to drink in just 4 weeks.

A review of the Zinfandel Blush by one of our customers says "This was one of the first kits I made. Produced a very nice wine that was easy to drink. Will use this kit again."

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Other products available at Brew it yourself.

 

Strong beers. While these taste great when young, they taste just fantastic when bottled and left to age for a year or two. And they are always a welcome treat at Christmas!

The 3kg real ale kits produce the best results if you want an aged, smooth, strong ale.

If you want to keep your beer for more than a few months, it's best to bottle it. You can either string glass bottles, the type commercial real ale is usually supplied in - not the thin glass lager bottles (these will explode). Or Plastic (PET) food grade bottles with new lids. Once they have been filled and re-fermented to create a little carbonation, store them somewhere dark and cool. This prevents further fermentation and any active yeast will drop to the bottom of the bottle.

Here are few you might like to try.....

Woodfordes Nog
Traditionally known for being a strong beer brewed in East Anglia. Norfolk NOG is an excellent example of a strong 'Old' ale
"My wife brews the beer and I drink it, she made a great job of this one. Takes a while to clear, maybe we should have used finings but a wonderful full bodied winter brew that you don't need too many of! Recommended"
Andy Surridge

Brupaks Kirkburton
A strong, deep gold beer wit a soft palate and delicate hop flavour. ABV 7.5%


John Bull Masterclass Barley Wine
With origins in 19th century England, this famous potent extra strong ale has a dark clear colour, characteristic of this aromatic malty ale. Serve at 13°C (55°F). Great as an after dinner drink or as a night cap.


Muntons Santa's Winter Warmer
Made using premium brewing malt and hops, this beer is a very pleasing strong winter ale ideal for the barrel or bottles.