How to Brew a California Connoisseur Cabernet Sauvignon Red Wine Kit by Brewbitz Homebrew Shop

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  • Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
  • Here we show you how easy it is to make your own great tasting Cabernet Sauvignon wine, just like you buy in a supermarket.
    Did you know that a lot of wine you buy in supermarkets is brewed in the UK using imported concentrated grape juice? Well this wine kit uses the same techniques just on a smaller scale, so you get the same high quality results.
    We take you through everything you need and the process from pouring to bottling so that at the end, you will have made a fantastic wine.
    The California Connoisseur wine kits have now beer superseded and replaced with the new brand On The House Wine Kits - www.brewbitz.c.... These are made in a very similar way, but the method the grape juice is concentrated has been improved and this has resulted in a better finished wine.

Комментарии • 27

  • @kilU713
    @kilU713 2 года назад

    Channels like this are what it is all about, good vids, no fkery!!

    • @Brewbitz
      @Brewbitz  2 года назад

      Hi and thanks for the comment

  • @unbaisedwine7768
    @unbaisedwine7768 8 лет назад

    Want to ask friends to watch this!

  • @Mikeyb601
    @Mikeyb601 9 лет назад

    Thanks for this video! Very helpful. I have made two batches of Vinters Best kits and they did not turn out very well. Their instructions did not include a few of the steps you mention in this video.

  • @jackkathryntucker8867
    @jackkathryntucker8867 8 лет назад +2

    hi there, Im fairly new to making wine and really enjoying it so far, I have a cabernet merlot kit from CC but have a query. my most recent batch I made had a problem. the first bottle I opened was lovely, good smell, lovely taste. 2 days later, popped another bottle but the smell was awful! not the same taste and every bottle since has been the same. I want to find out what's gone wrong before I make this premium kit as I don't want to waste any of it

    • @Brewbitz
      @Brewbitz  8 лет назад

      +Jack Tucker
      Hi Jack, how many bottles have you opened? Sounds like there's something going on in your bottles to cause this nasty smell / taste. Did you sterilise your bottles thoroughly before bottling? If the first bottle was fine it sounds like during those extra 2 days some bug or bacteria has affected the wine causing it to go bad. Thanks.

    • @jackkathryntucker8867
      @jackkathryntucker8867 8 лет назад

      +Brewbitz Homebrew Shop I'm starting to think it may be a steriliser problem, it smells quite sulphur like and I'm thinking it could be because j didn't rinse the bottles, I'm getting some non rinse sanitiser and will hopefully fix it

    • @Brewbitz
      @Brewbitz  8 лет назад

      Sounds like you may have found your problem. Just make sure everything is sterilised really well! Watch our video on sterilisation techniques ->
      ruclips.net/video/vSoshc1ukGY/видео.html

  • @diddydavid67
    @diddydavid67 6 лет назад +2

    Hi ,great vid,ive just bought a 6 bottle kit and am ready to brew! How did this batch turn out after the 6 months in the bottles?

    • @Brewbitz
      @Brewbitz  6 лет назад +2

      diddydavid67 superb. In fact, we’ve had bottles that are years old. And they only get better.

  • @mybuckhead
    @mybuckhead 8 лет назад +1

    Just curious, all the sterilization you use and you touch everything bare handed and mouth bacteria on the hose? Very good video, a little hard to understand some words.

    • @Brewbitz
      @Brewbitz  8 лет назад

      +mymorningstar777 Clean hands shouldn't interfere with the brewing process!

  • @TheDonegalLad
    @TheDonegalLad 4 года назад

    Thanks for the vid, it's a great help. Will you direct me to where I can purchase that wine filter which you are using?

    • @Brewbitz
      @Brewbitz  4 года назад

      Hi. You can buy it on our website - www.brewbitz.com/collections/filters-straining/products/harris-filters-vinbrite-mk3-filter
      Hope this helps

    • @TheDonegalLad
      @TheDonegalLad 4 года назад +1

      Cheers for this.

  • @moorevinyl3273
    @moorevinyl3273 9 лет назад

    Can u use normal home brew 700ml plastic bottles with plastic screw kids to store wine in ?

    • @Brewbitz
      @Brewbitz  9 лет назад

      Hi Craig. Yes you can use PET plastic bottles to store wine in as long as they are air tight. Craig Moore

  • @MrChrisegan
    @MrChrisegan 7 лет назад

    Hi I have a the same kit I have just finished the first 7days but it's already at .995 not 1.010 why is what should I do. Thanks

    • @Brewbitz
      @Brewbitz  7 лет назад

      christopher egan hi. Fermentation can take less than the 7 days for the yeast to eat the sugar. Your temp may have been above 20°C which will speed up the fermentation.
      Continue as per the instructions as the yeast will still be active and although the sugar has gone, they yeast will still consume other compounds in the wine to improve the flavour.

    • @MrChrisegan
      @MrChrisegan 7 лет назад

      Brewbitz Homebrew Shop great thanks 👍

  • @ArcadeCabNBud
    @ArcadeCabNBud 7 лет назад

    do you have a water filter under the sink ?

    • @Brewbitz
      @Brewbitz  7 лет назад

      ArcadeMAD nope. Just good old Somerset water.

  • @moorevinyl3273
    @moorevinyl3273 9 лет назад +1

    Arghhh - lids !!

  • @moorevinyl3273
    @moorevinyl3273 9 лет назад +1

    Not kids I mean kids !!

  • @Brewbitz
    @Brewbitz  10 лет назад +1

    Check out our new video on how to brew a California Connoisseur Cabernet Sauvignon Homebrew Red Wine Kit - ruclips.net/video/bOkLSAgWR3E/видео.html

  • @dunbustin
    @dunbustin 8 лет назад

    never mind the potassium sorbate, the chitosan added at 17.00 is absolutely disgusting