clarkeuk Junior Member Joined Dec 3, 2015 Messages 170 Reaction score 30 Location yorkshire Jan 17, 2016 #1 sauvignon blanc kits whats your favourite peeps
T tonyhibbett Landlord. Joined Oct 24, 2010 Messages 2,725 Reaction score 159 Location Isleworth, Middlesex Jan 18, 2016 #2 I'm happy with the Winebuddy kit. I have tried more expensive versions but not noticed any significant difference in quality.
I'm happy with the Winebuddy kit. I have tried more expensive versions but not noticed any significant difference in quality.
Chippy_Tea Landlord. Staff member Administrator Moderator Joined Mar 17, 2013 Messages 54,017 Reaction score 20,983 Location Ulverston Cumbria. Jan 18, 2016 #3 I have only made the WineBuddy kit so have nothing to compare it to, having said that we both rate it highly and have made many gallons of it - http://www.thehomebrewforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=49224 .
I have only made the WineBuddy kit so have nothing to compare it to, having said that we both rate it highly and have made many gallons of it - http://www.thehomebrewforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=49224 .
E engineer Regular. Joined Nov 12, 2014 Messages 201 Reaction score 57 Location NULL Jan 18, 2016 #4 I have made the winebuddy kit, Cellar 7, Beaverdale and Kenridge Classic kits. I like the Cellar 7 kit but the Kenridge Classic kit does seem a better all round taste. Ultimately taste is of course, down to personal preference.
I have made the winebuddy kit, Cellar 7, Beaverdale and Kenridge Classic kits. I like the Cellar 7 kit but the Kenridge Classic kit does seem a better all round taste. Ultimately taste is of course, down to personal preference.
clarkeuk Junior Member Joined Dec 3, 2015 Messages 170 Reaction score 30 Location yorkshire Jan 19, 2016 #5 Cheers guys Was thinking of a Kenridge classic or a beaverdale but may give this winebuddy a go at that price ðŸâÂ
Cheers guys Was thinking of a Kenridge classic or a beaverdale but may give this winebuddy a go at that price ðŸâÂ