FAQ

Yes. It may help to allow the wine to age after taking it home.

Not at all. The prices of our most popular wine kits range from $130 to $225 for 30 bottles. This means you can have a bottle of quality wine for approximately $5.00.

The process of making wine on premise starts with choosing the type of wine you want to make and what quality of wine kit you want to use. The LCB requires that the customer own the ingredients and begin by sprinkling the yeast on the juice to begin fermentation. We assist you at all times to whatever extent required. After the batch is started the customer has no further obligations until the wine is ready to be bottled. When you arrive for your bottling appointment you need to sanitize your bottles, fill & cork them and finish by applying lavels and shrink wraps. We provide all the necessary equipment and assistance for you to accomplish this with ease.

Wine kits are ready to be bottled in 4 to 8 weeks, depending on which product you choose. They are usually ready to drink in a few weeks after bottling though our premium and ultra premium kits may benefit from 2-3 months in the bottle before drinking.

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The alcohol level can vary from 6% to 14.5%, depending on the wine style you choose. Please refer to the wine descriptions for individual alcohol levels.

Our wine menu has sweetness indicators next to the wine names. Most of our wines have a dry finish, but we can adjust the levels to your taste. Just ask.

No, your bottles should already be clean as we provide time and equipment for sanitizing already clean bottles. Thoroughly rinsing a wine bottle very soon after it is empty, soaking it for a few minutes to remove the label and draining it completely eliminates the need to spend much more time cleaning bottles that are left to the last minute. HINT! Store the clean bottles upside down to avoid contamination by foreign objects, dust, insects, etc.

Sorry, once your wine is ready to be bottled you need to bottle and remove it to your home within a reasonable length of time (30 days). This is required by law as well as by the availability of containers and space to put them in.