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Description: Apricot, mango, and high acidity
Alcohol: 13.5%
Body: Light/Medium
Oak: None
Sweetness: Dry
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SG Wines Classic 30 Bottle Rosé Wine Making Kit makes a light and easy-drinking dry rosé wine.
Make this kit in 6 easy steps!
1. Clean and sanitise your equipment.
2. Mix your ingredients together.
3. Ferment for at least 5 days.
4. Clear the sediment from your wine.
5. Bottle.
6. Enjoy!
For full instructions, see inside your kit.
In addition to the kit, you will also require:
– Fermenter (30 L)
– Airlock & Grommet
– Carboy & Bored Bung / Secondary Fermenter (minimum 6 gal / 23 L)
– Mixing Spoon
– Hydrometer
– Thermometer
– Syphon
– Cleaner & Steriliser
– *Sugar
– 30 x 750 ml wine bottles
– 30 corks & corker / screw caps
*This kit requires the addition of 3 kg of granulated sugar (sucrose) or 3.3 kg of brewing sugar (dextrose) for fermentation.
Handcraft Supplies Fermenters with Lid & Grommet is perfect for brewing batches of wine, beer, cider, or other fermentation. Comes with a lid pre-fit with a grommet, ready for an airlock. Stackable and made from food-grade plastic with litre markings on the side so you can easily see how much to top up to. Comes with a sturdy plastic handle for easy transportation.
A hydrometer is used to figure out how much alcohol is in your beer or cider. It measures the density of liquid (called gravity). Alcohol is less dense than sugary pre-fermented beer, so measuring gravity at the beginning of fermentation (at the end of your brew day) and measuring it again two weeks later at the end of fermentation (when you’re ready to bottle) will tell you exactly how much alcohol you have on hand. It’s a great way to let a little science into your otherwise relaxing brew day adventures with a hydrometer.
Wine kits from Australian Blend are complete – just add water to make 23 litres of wine!
We decided to make a very fruity rose, so this recipe mixes the Merlot grape for its slight hint of plum and other very ripe fruits, with a crisp and balanced white grape for it’s clearer fruity flavours. The balance is perfect for a rose. Drink it well chilled!
All ingredients you need are already included, just add water to make 23 litres of refreshingly crisp new world style rose wine.
