Bargain Wilko 12 bottle winemaking kit
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Hello CZcams
I recently got this bargain winemaking kit from wilko that will make twelve bottles of wine for just £35
In order to make both at the same time you need an extra airlock bubbler and demijohn such as this from amazon;
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These kits are ready in just a few weeks so check back again soon
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I hope you enjoyed watching, thank you!
Take care
Roo
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Interesting as always. I've seen these kits and fancied doing one (never got round to it) I did do a bag if beer years ago. Everything in the bag. Add water. Hang it up for 21 days, then drink. Loopy juice! I think that's what out me off a little, and the fact that I no longer drink!
I've seen some mini keg kits like that where you just add water, fair play to you for abstaining mate 👍
All the best
Roo
Thanks, Roo. In food/cooking playlist.
Thanks buddy did you see that video going around of Trudeau talking about the current situation being a opportunity for a global reset?
@@PreparedCamping : yes, it’s scary 😦
Roo , looks like a nice kit , easy enough to make , I didn't know it was that easy , thanks for sharing , stay safe , God bless !
Also doing mead which is probably the easiest brew to make, honey, water, yeast and patience 😉
Thanks Roo. I've wanted to start home brewing for a while now but I always imagined It to be quite a task, however you've now given me the inspiration to have a go with this kit. I really hope you put out part 2 soon though because the next stage of siphoning and bottling etc sounds like the hard part !!! Lol
Thanks again and I've hit the subscribe button so I'll check your other vids too.
Cheers 🍷🍷🍷
Gosh that’s a clean floor
You should be good for a week, maybe almost two with all that wine. It will be interesting to see how it turns out. Thank you for the video, Roo. Great lock-down project. Stay safe and stay warm
These kits are quick ones so should be ready for Christmas unlike the fruit wines we're making that we'll be storing for a year Sean 😉
Still not even had a frost yet where we live but winter is coming, God bless buddy
Roo
Just started my first batch on Friday . Wish me luck
Good for you mate, thanks for watching and taking the time to comment all the best for 2022! 🍻
Take care
Roo
Looks pretty good bud. Not a wine drinker but need to learn this for bartering
We got a couple of these kits for the equipment to make wines from our garden and local area
That it also gave use the ingredients for 24 bottles of wine was a bonus brother 😉
Take care
Roo
Evening mate, nice one. Just goes too show what you can do... Tc Andy 👍😁🎅🇬🇧
Bought these kits because they were a great price for the equipment to make wine from the fruit in our garden, but if these grape extracts taste OK we'll get more as its so much quicker than the country wines
Take care mate
Very cool brother! Thanks for sharing!
I got a kit from your side of the pond recently Dominic so easy to homebrew and now I've been doing it a while I want to go back to basics and do the whole process from scratch 🍻😉
Started my first batch on Friday
looks like a cracking little kit and for a fair price.
You look like a pro, Roo. Enjoy.
House is like a mad scientist's lab with bubbling bottles Dave I've been informed by the boss that operations need to move to the garage 😂😂😂
Bargain Kanga, I hope it all turns out OK, the red would be my choice. Fingers crossed for you. Lee
Wilko is great value thought I'd do these and they should be ready for Christmas unlike the fruit wines we're making that need longer to condition 😉
Looks great buddy 👍
Cheers John these kits are so much quicker than traditional winemaking so hopefully will be ready for Christmas 😉
Im worried about if the glass demijohn is sterile. Does it come sufficiently sterile? Or how could you maybe do a video on how to sterilise it?
I would definitely recommend sterilising it before use just to be sure.
We use the bruclens powder also from Wilko which is £3 for 100g pot.
Use 2 teaspoons (10g) and add 5l of warm water to make a strong sterilising fluid
Using the demijon from this kit add the 2 teaspoons of powder and fill with warm water, then give it a good shake to combine and set aside for 10 minutes, after that use it to soak your equipment and let to air dry as I did before racking in this video;
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But you can also use milton or diluted bleach to sterilise your equipment in the same way
All the best
Roo
@PreparedCamping thanks so much for the advice! In the interim I just dove in. I think I sterilised it so much it’s not fermenting 🤦♀️ lol
Ah well you live and you learn x
If fermentation has stalled you can kick-start it again by activating 10g (2 teaspoons) of wine yeast with 50ml of warm (22°C or 72°F) water and sugar 5g (1 teaspoon) after the few minutes you'll see froth building up as the yeast has became active and add this to your must that should also be about the same temperature and store in a warm dark spot as per the original instructions.
How many days did you leave it for? Did you siphon into bottles after leaving it to brew in the demi?
I left it two days to top up the demijohn with more water then left it for twenty one days.
At that point there was almost no activity so I added the finnings and left for another day before siphoning into bottles and sealing them.
These kits are super easy and a great introduction to the process, thanks for watching and happy brewing!
Roo
@@PreparedCamping Thank you! Yeah i've done a couple lagers but not a wine before. Doesn't seem to different though.
Was it a nice drop?
@@user-se3gi3xf6g the process is pretty much the same just takes longer to ferment, they turned out fair enough and I highly recommend making fruit wines which are incredibly cheap and delicious 👍
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That's because you're always on top of things Uncle Al💪🤠👍
Quick on the draw Uncle Al 👍
@@YankeesOutdoorAdventures isn't he just 👍
Did you take that red cap off the top from the start or not!? Trying to get as much info for this. Thank you.
Hi Craig if you mean the red cap on the airlock bubbler yes I take the cap off and half fill with water then push it into the rubber bung
Once I put the bung into the top of the demijohn I add the red plastic cap then set aside to ferment
Hipe you have a very Merry Christmas, all the best
Roo
Where is part 2?
Sorry I have to do another batch to show that as my son deleted the video by accident
I'm waiting for a part 2 as well...
It's 40 quid now lol
12% ish inflation isn't surprising after two years the way everything has been going up I suppose but that's quite pricey
You can buy everything separately and make your own wines much cheaper particularly if you forage or grow the fruit yourself
Blackberry wine is delicious and they can be found almost everywhere so even with inflation if you pick your own it will be less than 50p a bottle to make 😉🍷
All the best
Roo