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I have made a lot of kits and find the Finer mid and upper level kits to be among the best I've made.

Just curious, have you done any blind taste tests with others comparing the excellent $10 - $15 wines to one of your kit wines?

Are most blends 50/50

Is there a previous post from you on your blending process

Wow! That's getting to $10 a bottle for kit wine.

Exactly. Always a higher starting point on most everything LP shows 40% off.

I have a friend who uses them for secondary and bottling kits. I have never been very impressed with their wine and wonder about the amount of head space in the Big Mouth.

I've made some of my best wines with the Finer kits but unfortunately this seems to be a common practice with LP

I mostly fill my bottling bucket with starsan solution. I then use my racking siphon setup to put a small amount of the solution in each bottle, shake up the solution, empty, and put them upside down in a drying rack. This rinses my bottles, my siphon and my bottling bucket all at the same time...

I have wondered if there is any difference between the winexpert kits and the Vineco kits. The ingredients included and the instructions appear to be the same.

I've pre-ordered the Australian red blend and am anxious to get it. I have been very happy with the Finer kits. Took the Syrah to a get together and it was a hit.

I just transfered out of this fermenter from Anvil brewing to a carboy. This is my first use and everything seems to be going good. It is sure easy to clean. https://www.anvilbrewing.com/7-gallon-bucket-fermenter

Was there still signs of the carbon in the filter

How long did it take to clear?

If you're looking for a red blend, the Winexpert Trinity Red is a good one to try

Amusing indeed

When I told my wife that they recommend letting it age for at least a couple months, she said "you got to be s***ing me." lol One thing I will say, if you're buying $!0 - $15 a bottle, wine, you will be really happy with how good the kits are.

The wife started going through $30 a week for cheap wine. I saw kits online making 30 bottles for under $100. I brew beer so I pretty well had all the equipment for making the wine, just needed bottles, corks, and a corker. Once we made the first kit and realized what good wine the kits made and...

All the kits I've done with grape skins have included a muslin type bag to put them in.

Why did I never think of this? Cleaning oak chips out of fermenter is a pain