Not only does size matter in terms of the juice bag, but also the number and types of adders included (skins, oak, oak powder, etc.). Many times the descriptions provided for these products talk only about the expected attributes of the wine and fail to mention what's in the box. The one tip I would offer is to look at all the options online and then query this site regarding the specific kits you are most interested in. I have found very good and very specific information on particular kits using this technique.
Are they still shipping with those pink packing peanuts from our grandparent's era?For all those that used to have problems with sou.thern.home.brew (they're website is blocked from this forum because they had issues in the past) I assure you they're all good. They've had new ownership for over year, they're prices are hard to beat, they're customer service is great and they sell both WE and RJS. Labelpeelers is also a good option pricewise, but they only sell WE kits. I've looked at other site like finewines and others mentioned here and nothing beats sou.thern.home.brew (labelpeelers is about the same for the WE kits I've researched)
Are they still shipping with those pink packing peanuts from our grandparent's era?
I had no idea. Out of curiosity, how would one go about discovering which vendors/topics/words/ideas are forboden on this site, so as not to run afoul?
I wouldn’t worry. Yea they can be particular about things but in the end it’s those fundamentals that help WMT maintain its awesomeness. It sets them apart from other forums (that easily turn into free-for-alls) with a universal respect that is quite rare.
If you did end up crossing a line you would know it. They stay on top of it and you’d likely get a private message explaining whatever situation to make you aware- Instead of putting you on blast in the thread and opening up the flood gates. I’ve gotten my share of PMs which are essentially putting out fires before they start.
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