Actually I can't take the credit for this one - Mrs.Goldseal made it.
This is a 6 bottle kit. Beaverdale seem to include a generic additives pack which always includes oak. I've never used oak in a Beaverdale white, so that went in the cupboard for use elsewhere.
As usual for Beaverdale kits, the instructions are straightforward - even Mrs.G could follow them . An easy wine to make - chuck the concentrate and water into a DJ, add yeast, wait.
This was always meant to be an early drinking wine, so we opened a bottle after a month. A decent if unremarkable drink.
After 2 months it has improved - much better than the cheap, bland Pinot Grigios stocked by Tescos and the like. Melon, pear, just the right acidity.
I have really enjoyed the Beaverdale whites I have made (California White, Sauv Blanc and this one), but Pinot Grigio is now my favourite.
Highly recommended for idiot-resistant, early drinking enjoyment
This is a 6 bottle kit. Beaverdale seem to include a generic additives pack which always includes oak. I've never used oak in a Beaverdale white, so that went in the cupboard for use elsewhere.
As usual for Beaverdale kits, the instructions are straightforward - even Mrs.G could follow them . An easy wine to make - chuck the concentrate and water into a DJ, add yeast, wait.
This was always meant to be an early drinking wine, so we opened a bottle after a month. A decent if unremarkable drink.
After 2 months it has improved - much better than the cheap, bland Pinot Grigios stocked by Tescos and the like. Melon, pear, just the right acidity.
I have really enjoyed the Beaverdale whites I have made (California White, Sauv Blanc and this one), but Pinot Grigio is now my favourite.
Highly recommended for idiot-resistant, early drinking enjoyment
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