Winexpert Classic – White Zinfandel, California – 30 Bottle Wine Kit
Fruity, Off-Dry Rosé with a California Twist – Makes 30 Bottles
Winexpert Classic White Zinfandel kit is a popular choice for home winemakers looking to produce a light, fruit-driven rosé.
Known for its clean finish and soft cherry-strawberry character, this California-style rosé is easy to make and approachable for all experience levels.
With no added sugar required, it’s well suited for anyone wanting a wine that’s drinkable young but still benefits from a little bottle aging.
White Zinfandel – Tasting Notes
This rosé pours a pale blush pink and shows soft fruit character throughout.
Expect light cherry and red berry notes on the nose, with a clean, slightly sweet finish.
It’s off-dry, not sugary, with low acidity and no oak influence.
A great choice for chilled serving or casual drinking — easy going but still balanced.
Equipment Required
To complete this kit, you'll need standard winemaking equipment:
- 25L Fermenter or Bucket
- 23L Carboy or Secondary Fermenter
- Airlock & Bung
- Siphon or Racking Cane
- Sanitiser
- 30 Wine Bottles + Corks & Corker
What’s in the Box
- 8L White Zinfandel grape juice concentrate (California origin)
- Wine yeast
- Stabiliser
- Finings
- Full instructions
Note: No additional sugar required. Just add water and follow the steps.
Wine Kit Details
- Style: White Zinfandel (Rosé)
- Sweetness: Off-Dry
- Body: Light – Medium
- Oak: None
- ABV: ~11.5%
- Region: California
- Ready In: 4 weeks
- Yield: 23L (30 x 750ml bottles)
- Grape Skins: No
- Labels Included: No
Winemaker’s Tip
This kit is very forgiving and drinkable young, but the flavour profile improves noticeably after 4–6 weeks in the bottle.
Store it cool and dark, and if you’re planning to serve it chilled, give it a few minutes to open up before drinking — the berry notes come through better.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is White Zinfandel a sweet wine?
This version is off-dry. It has a light touch of sweetness but isn’t syrupy or cloying.
Do I need to add sugar?
No. The juice concentrate includes all the necessary sugar. Just add water.
Can I use this kit as a beginner?
Yes — the process is simple, and the results are consistent. It’s a great starting point for learning rosé winemaking at home.
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