Beginner Rosé Wine Starter Kit for 6 Bottles

Beginner-Friendly 6 Bottle Rosé Wine Kit with Fermentation Equipment

Thinking about making your own rosé wine at home? This Beginner Rosé Wine Starter Kit is the perfect way to start.

It includes all the essential fermentation equipment and a premium 6 bottle Beaverdale rosé wine kit — no experience needed.

From your first fermentation to your first glass, this kit walks you through the basics and gives you a proper introduction to home winemaking.

Just add water and six empty wine bottles with corks, and you'll be bottling your first batch in about 4–5 weeks.

What's Included

• Glass Demijohn – single or double handled (4.5L, depending on stock)
• 10L Food Grade Fermentation Bucket with lid
• Bung + Airlock
• Syphon Tube with Tap
• Sediment Trap
• Hydrometer
• Stick-On Thermometer
• Tub of Steriliser
• Beaverdale 6 Bottle Rosé Wine Kit (your choice of grape variety)

You'll also need: Approx. 4.5L of clean water, and 6 empty wine bottles with corks (not included).

Choose Your Rosé Style

This kit includes a Beaverdale rosé wine kit. Choose from two rosé varieties, each well-balanced and ideal for casual drinking:

• White Grenache: Soft and fruity with notes of strawberry and red cherry — a classic Provençal-style rosé
• White Zinfandel: Light, slightly sweet, and refreshing with hints of watermelon and peach

Why This Kit Is Ideal for Beginners

• Includes essential winemaking equipment — no guesswork
• Premium juice-based wine kit — no cheap concentrate
• Clear, easy-to-follow instructions for first-time winemakers
• Glass demijohn = clearer wine and better aging potential

Timeline – From Start to Sip

• Fermentation: 7–10 days
• Secondary fermentation & clearing: approx. 2–3 weeks
• Bottling + resting: 1 week
• Ready in: 4–5 weeks (improves with aging)

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I reuse the equipment?

Yes — all of the equipment (bucket, demijohn, syphon, etc.) can be reused for future batches with any 6 bottle wine kit.

Do I need a corker?

If you're using cork-finish bottles, yes — you'll need a basic hand corker (sold separately). Alternatively, you can use screw-top bottles.

Is this rosé wine kit sweet?

It depends on the variety — White Zinfandel is lightly sweet, while White Grenache is dry to medium-dry. Both make great everyday drinking wines.

Looking to make your first batch of rosé without the overwhelm?

This 6 bottle beginner rosé wine starter kit gives you the gear and ingredients to get going — and the confidence to brew again.