Beaverdale Cabernet Sauvignon 30 Bottle Wine Kit

Beaverdale Cabernet Sauvignon 30 Bottle Wine Kit

Create your own Cabernet Sauvignon at home with this Beaverdale 30 Bottle Wine Kit.

This premium, all-inclusive kit produces 23 litres (30 bottles) of a full-bodied, complex red wine in just 4 weeks — no added sugar required.

Wine Characteristics

• Sweetness: Dry
• Oak: Medium
• Body: Full
• ABV: ~11%
• Ready in: 4 Weeks
• Yield: 23 Litres / 30 Bottles

Tasting Notes

Cabernet Sauvignon is one of the world’s most celebrated grape varieties, producing well-balanced, full-bodied wines with an intense blackcurrant aroma and splendid fragrance. This kit delivers high tannin levels that smooth to a velvety finish with ageing — a classic red that rewards patience. While enjoyable once bottled, allowing it to mature for a few months enhances its flavours and overall quality.

What’s Included?

Everything you need is in the kit — no extra sugar required:

• 6L pouch of Cabernet Sauvignon grape juice concentrate
• Premium wine yeast sachet
• Bentonite (for clearing)
• Stabiliser (to end the fermentation process)
• Chitosan & Kieselsol finings (for brilliant clarity)
• Full step-by-step instructions

Equipment Needed

This kit requires basic winemaking equipment (not included):

• 25–30L fermenter with airlock & bung
• Stirring spoon
• Hydrometer
• Siphon tubing
• 30 wine bottles and corks

First-time winemaker? Browse our Wine Starter Kits for everything you need to get started.

Brewing Tips

• Fermentation takes around 3–4 weeks at room temperature.
• For greater body or depth, reduce the amount of water added slightly.
• Age for at least 1–2 months after bottling for best results.

Why Choose Beaverdale?

Beaverdale has been producing premium homebrew wine kits since 1988, using only high-quality grape concentrates. As the UK’s original all grape juice concentrate wine kit, their range is trusted by both novices and experienced winemakers alike.

Also available in a 6 Bottle Kit — perfect for those who want to try the style before committing to a larger batch.