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Cellar Craft, RJ Spagnols and Winexpert Red Wine Kits
Cellar Craft, RJ Spagnols and Winexpert White Wine Kits
RJ Spagnols and Winexpert Fruit Wine  Kits

The Wine Making Superstore is dedicated to being the quality, selection and service leader in the home wine making kit industry. The Cellar Craft, Winexpert and RJ Spagnols wine kits we offer are made from quality ingredients with state-of-the art processing and stringent quality control to ensure complete customer satisfaction. Expect unsupassed, consistent, high quality results and an enjoyable winemaking experience when using these wine kits. A better and thorough understanding of the winemaking process has revolutionized the home wimemaking industry giving way to great tasting wine made from kits, surpassing the quality of many commercial wines, at a fraction of the cost. Manufacturers are striving to improve upon earlier successes and produce superior products. Today, you should expect the very best. Cellar Craft, Winexpert and RJ Spagnols are leaders of the industry and deliver state of the art wine kits.

In addition to superior quality, making your wine from our wine making kits offers exceptional VALUE. For the same price (or less) of a case of commercial wine (@$12/bottle) you can produce 28-30 bottles of your favorite wine. Thats 28-30 bottles for about the same price as 12 by using one of our wine making kits.

There are significant differences between red wine and white wine production. Basically, red wine is the outcome of crushed, fermented grapes. White wine is the outcome of fermented grape juice (that is, no skins or meat of the fruit). Blush wines, out of interest, are made from red grapes that are made into wine as though they were white grapes. The red grape skins add a bit of color and nutrients to the juice being made into blush or rosé, leaving a slight blush of red in the wine. A fruit wine kit uses the same process of making wine, but concentrated fruit juices are added to the fermented wine. Making wine using all fruit follows the same wine making practices as grape wine with the exception of substituting your choice of fruit for the grapes.