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On The House Pinot Noir Wine Kit

On The House Pinot Noir Wine Kit

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Make up to 30 bottles of light, dry red at home with the On The House Pinot Noir kit from Winexpert. Expect red fruit and earthy notes with a gentle touch of oak - a relaxed, everyday red.

New to home brewing? Get this kit as a complete starter kit.

Add a 25 litre fermenter with tap, bottling wand, airlock, hydrometer and sanitiser and it becomes our On The House Wine Making Starter Kit – all you need to add is bottles. Includes a step-by-step guide.

Get the starter kit – £68.99
Key specs
Makes up to 30 bottles
Approx. ABV about 11.5%
Ready in about 4 weeks
Style Pinot Noir (red wine)
In the box grape juice concentrate, instructions
Tasting notes red fruit, earthy
Sweetness dry
Oak light
Body light to medium

What's in the box

  • 6 litres of concentrated grape juice
  • Every additive needed to make, clear and stabilise the wine
  • Full instructions

It is ready in around 4 weeks, but like most reds it gets better if you can leave a few bottles to age.

What you need

A 25 litre fermenter with an airlock, a hydrometer, a syphon, 30 wine bottles and corks. Clean and sanitise everything first - ChemSan is a no-rinse sanitiser.

How to make it

Follow the step-by-step guide in the box, or read our Winexpert wine kit instructions before you start.

Ideal for red wine drinkers who prefer something lighter than a Shiraz or Cabernet. For a bolder glass, try On The House Merlot.

Frequently Asked Questions
How many bottles does this kit make?

Up to 30 bottles of Pinot Noir style red wine.

Is it a heavy red?

No. It is dry with a light to medium body and only light oak, so it is softer than a Shiraz or Cabernet.

What is included?

6 litres of grape juice concentrate plus all the additives needed. Equipment, bottles and corks are not included.

When can I drink it?

In around 4 weeks, though it improves with age.