Wine Kits

Wine Kits for Home Winemaking

Shop wine kits for home winemaking, including red wine kits, white wine kits, rosé kits and premium wine making kits from trusted brands such as Winexpert, Beaverdale, Cellar 7, SG Wines, VineCo and Magnum.

Best Wine Kits for Making Wine at Home

Wine kits make it simple to produce great-tasting wine at home without needing fresh grapes, specialist vineyard equipment or advanced winemaking experience. Whether you want an easy-drinking everyday wine or a premium kit with more body, aroma and depth, this collection includes options for beginners and experienced winemakers alike.

If you are new to winemaking, start with our wine starter kits or read our how to make wine at home guide before choosing your first kit.

Wine Kits for Beginners

Wine kits are ideal for beginners because the ingredients are already balanced and measured for you. Most kits include grape concentrate, yeast and instructions, allowing you to learn the winemaking process step by step.

To get started, you will usually need a fermenter, demijohn or carboy, sanitiser, hydrometer, syphon and bottles. Browse our wine making supplies, glass demijohns and carboys, syphons and racking and bottles collections for the essentials.

Red Wine Kits

Red wine kits are a popular choice for home winemakers who enjoy rich, full-bodied and fruit-driven wines. Choose from classic styles including Merlot wine kits, Cabernet Sauvignon wine kits, Shiraz wine kits, Malbec wine kits, Pinot Noir wine kits and Zinfandel wine kits.

Red wine kits are excellent for pairing with food, ageing for extra smoothness or keeping as reliable everyday table wine.

White Wine Kits

White wine kits are perfect if you prefer crisp, fresh and aromatic wines. Popular options include Chardonnay wine kits, Pinot Grigio wine kits, Sauvignon Blanc wine kits and Riesling wine kits.

White wine kits are usually quicker to mature than many reds, making them a good choice if you want a clean, refreshing wine ready sooner.

6 Bottle vs 30 Bottle Wine Kits

Smaller 6 bottle wine kits are ideal for testing new styles, making wine in limited space or trying premium varieties before committing to a larger batch. Larger 30 bottle wine kits are better value if you already know what you enjoy and want to build up a steady supply.

Browse Beaverdale 6 bottle wine kits, Beaverdale 30 bottle wine kits, SG Wines 6 bottle wine kits and SG Wines 30 bottle wine kits to compare batch sizes.

Premium Wine Kits

Premium wine kits usually contain higher-quality grape concentrate, more varietal character and greater depth of flavour. They are ideal for winemakers who want a smoother, more rounded wine with better aroma, structure and ageing potential.

Popular premium ranges include Winexpert wine kits, Winexpert Reserve wine kits, Winexpert Private Reserve wine kits, Beaverdale wine kits and SG Wines Platinum wine kits.

Useful Wine Making Ingredients and Equipment

For best results, make sure all equipment is clean and sanitised before use. You may also need additional finings and clarifiers, yeast nutrients, acids and flavour additives or corks, caps and shrinks depending on the kit and your preferred finish.

Use a hydrometer or refractometer to monitor fermentation and check when your wine is ready for stabilising, clearing and bottling.

Wine Kit FAQs

Are wine kits good for beginners?

Yes. Wine kits are one of the easiest ways to start making wine at home because the ingredients are already prepared and the instructions are simple to follow.

How many bottles does a wine kit make?

Many wine kits make either 6 bottles or 30 bottles, depending on the kit size. Always check the individual product details before ordering.

How long does a wine kit take?

Some wine kits can be ready in a few weeks, but most wines improve with extra clearing, bottling and ageing time.

What equipment do I need for a wine kit?

You will usually need a fermenter, demijohn or carboy, sanitiser, hydrometer, syphon, bottles and corks. Browse our wine making supplies for the essentials.

Which wine kit should I choose?

If you enjoy soft red wines, try Merlot. For bold reds, choose Shiraz or Malbec. For crisp whites, browse Pinot Grigio or Sauvignon Blanc.

Related Collections

• Wine Starter Kits
• Wine Making Supplies
• Beaverdale Wine Kits
• Winexpert Wine Kits
• Merlot Wine Kits
• Shiraz Wine Kits
• Chardonnay Wine Kits
• Pinot Grigio Wine Kits
• Sauvignon Blanc Wine Kits