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California Valley Rosé | Light-Bodied Blush Winemaking Kit
Craft exceptional wines with the California Valley Rosé Winemaking Kit. Perfect for those passionate about home winemaking, this kit allows you to create high-quality blush wines from the comfort of your own home. Whether you're new to winemaking or an experienced enthusiast, this kit provides everything you need to produce delightful wines with ease.
Key Features:
- Contents: Comes with a wine base, yeast, bentonite, sulfite/sorbate, and fining agents.
- Volume: Produces up to 23 liters (6.07 US gallons), making it ideal for any event or personal enjoyment.
- Production Time: Ready to enjoy in just four weeks.
- Weight: Easy to manage at 15 lbs (6.8 kg).
- Dimensions: Compact size at 6¼ x 6½ x 14 inches.
Tasting Notes:
- Sweetness: Gently sweet with a refined, dry finish.
- Acidity: Crisp and invigorating, highlighting fruity undertones.
- Tannin: Soft tannins create a smooth mouthfeel.
- Alcohol: Light alcohol content, perfect for a leisurely sip.
- Body: Light-bodied, ideal for those who appreciate a more delicate wine.
FAQs:
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Q: How much wine does one kit produce?
A: Each kit makes about 23 liters (6.07 US gallons), suitable for gatherings or personal use. -
Q: What comes with the winemaking kit?
A: The kit includes a wine base, yeast, bentonite, sulfite/sorbate, and fining agents. -
Q: How long is the winemaking process?
A: The wine takes approximately four weeks to complete. -
Q: What type of wine can I make with this kit?
A: This kit is designed to create a light-bodied rosé with a crisp, refreshing blend of fruity and floral notes. -
Q: Are additional supplies necessary?
A: Yes, basic winemaking equipment and supplies are required and can be purchased separately. -
Q: Can the wine be stored after it's made?
A: Yes, the wine can be bottled and stored following standard home winemaking practices. For the best experience, serve it chilled.