Wine Making

Wine Making Supplies & Equipment

If you’re new to winemaking and not sure what you’ll need to get started, our guide on “How to Make Wine at Home” covers the equipment and ingredients you’ll need and answers a variety of FAQs. We also offer a wide range of wine making kits and this article gives a rundown on each variety from classic styles to light and fruitier options.

Choose from home wine making supplies from the carboy to the bottles, wine recipe kits, wine ingredients and additives, starter kits - and we even go beyond wine in offering mead and cider making supplies. If you’re looking to try your hand at making the world’s oldest alcoholic beverage, our “How to Make Mead” article is a great place to start.

Wine Bottling

We have a large variety of wine bottle sizes, shapes, glass colors - all dependent on personal preference and what style you’re making. We also have corks and corkers, wine racks for displaying or storing wine, and products that level up the look of your finished wine, including shrink wraps, seals, and wine bottle labels.

Wine Equipment

All the components you need for making quality wine at home can be found here. Full wine equipment kits can get you started with all the supplies in one convenient box, or add winemaking supplies a la cart such as fruit presses, crushers, filters, pads, wine fermenters, and degassing tools.

Wine Recipe Kits

We have an impressive variety of wine recipe kits that expand much further than the classic choices of red or white wine. You’ll find traditional styles from Winexpert Classic, Reserve, Private Reserve, and RJS Craft Winemaking, as well as fun, fruity wine offerings from Island Mist and Orchard Breezin’.

Wine Yeast & Mead Making Supplies

The grapes may get all the glory, but wine yeast is equally important in how your homemade wine tastes. Choose from dry wine yeast, White Labs liquid yeast, Vintner’s Harvest yeast, or champagne yeast. We also go beyond wine and offer yeasts for mead making. Here you’ll find mead equipment kits, recipe kits, honey, additives, and even books on mead making.