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Don't answer that Yooper !!!!
(just saw in another thread the same question, and resulting discussion about splitting finings etc ! :)
 
Completed a Winexpert Peach Apricot Char. and can't keep it. Wife loves it and so does everyone else.

I'm making only kits and just completed a Port kit. It is bulk aging and already taste great. Added brandy to it to up the alcohol.
 
Who are you talking to? If it's me, then I'd say the best ones I've done have been these: http://www.highgravitybrew.com/productcart/pc/En-Primeur-c132.htm and these: http://www.highgravitybrew.com/productcart/pc/Cellar-Craft-International-c191.htm The absolute best was a 2005 or so tannat/merlot blend as a limited edition from Cellar Craft.

Actually I was asking anyone with some experience with high end kits. I'm wanting to make a top tier red of some sort but hate to stumble in cold. I looking for a kit that is recognize as a good step up in quality.

We've made a couple of dozen kits ranging from the bottom to the middle of the pack. They've all been drinkable table wines but not the $25/bottle some have referenced. I'm comfortable with our process and I'm ready to move forward with the quality.

I hope this post makes it. My first response didn't for some reason.

Cheers....
 
Actually I was asking anyone with some experience with high end kits. I'm wanting to make a top tier red of some sort but hate to stumble in cold. I looking for a kit that is recognize as a good step up in quality.

We've made a couple of dozen kits ranging from the bottom to the middle of the pack. They've all been drinkable table wines but not the $25/bottle some have referenced. I'm comfortable with our process and I'm ready to move forward with the quality.

I hope this post makes it. My first response didn't for some reason.

Cheers....

Those "high end" kits really are worth it. I think they are around $160-$175 usually, so they aren't cheap. That's what? Up to about $6 per bottle. But oh, they are so much better than a $6 bottle of wine!
 
Those "high end" kits really are worth it. I think they are around $160-$175 usually, so they aren't cheap. That's what? Up to about $6 per bottle. But oh, they are so much better than a $6 bottle of wine!

I think I'll go with the Cellar Craft Red Mountain Cabernet....

Thanks for the suggestions...
 
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