Magnum

Magnum Wine Range

£19.95

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Style Dry Rose Pinot Grigio Medium Dry White Red

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The Magnum Wine Range is a reliable, affordable home wine kit that offers an easy route to 30 bottles of quality wine at home. Made by Hambleton Bard — one of the UK's most respected home brew suppliers — Magnum kits use quality grape concentrate to produce well-balanced wines across four classic styles. A great choice for regular home winemakers who want consistent results without breaking the bank.

Each kit makes approximately 23 litres (around 30 bottles) at 12–14% ABV. At just £19.95 per kit, that's under 67p per bottle.

Available in four styles: Dry Rosé, Pinot Grigio, Medium Dry White, and Red.

About the Wine Styles

Dry Rosé — Fresh and delicate with light summer fruit character. Crisp and refreshing — best served well chilled.
Pinot Grigio — A clean, light Italian-style white with pear and citrus notes. Elegant and food-friendly.
Medium Dry White — A versatile, well-balanced white with a gentle sweetness and smooth finish. Very approachable and easy drinking.
Red — A fruity, medium-bodied red with a smooth, accessible finish. Ideal for everyday drinking.

Magnum vs WineBuddy vs Cantina

The Magnum range is a solid mid-range option. It's broadly comparable to the WineBuddy 30 Bottle range in terms of quality and price, with slightly different style selections. The Cantina range offers a faster 5-day result at a slightly higher price, while the Solomon Grundy Gold offers more variety at a similar cost.

What's Included

Each kit contains grape juice concentrate, yeast, finings, stabiliser, and full instructions. Add water and 3.5kg of brewing sugar (not included). Everything for fermentation and clearing is provided.

What Equipment Do You Need?

A 23-litre fermentation vessel, airlock, hydrometer, siphon, and 30 bottles. Our home brew starter kits include all the essentials. Always use a good sanitiser before fermenting.

Tips for Best Results

Ferment at 18–22°C for consistent results
Allow to clear fully before bottling — don't rush this step
Condition for 1–2 weeks in the bottle before drinking
Serve whites and rosé well chilled; red at room temperature

Browse all wine and cider kits at BrewCo, or explore the wine kits collection for the full range.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much wine does a Magnum kit make?

Approximately 23 litres, around 30 bottles, at 12-14% ABV.

Which styles are available?

Four: Dry Rosé, Pinot Grigio, Medium Dry White and Red.

Do I need to add sugar?

Yes, 3.5kg of brewing sugar, which is not included. The kit includes grape juice concentrate, yeast, finings and stabiliser.

How long until it's ready?

Ferment at 18-22°C until finished, let it clear fully, then condition for 1-2 weeks in the bottle. To check fermentation has finished, take hydrometer readings two days apart - if the gravity hasn't changed, it's done. See our guide to how long a wine kit takes.

Who makes Magnum kits?

Magnum is made by Hambleton Bard, one of the UK's best-known home brew suppliers.

How does Magnum compare with WineBuddy and Cantina?

Magnum is broadly comparable to the WineBuddy 30 Bottle range on quality, with a slightly different choice of styles. Cantina is quicker (around 5 days) and makes 28 bottles.

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