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I've read that a typical kit makes 5 gallons. However, I've also read
16 bottles, which if my math is correct correlates to about 4 gallons. Does the amount of wine produced vary from kit to kit, or am I missing something? |
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Jack,
I always use 1 gallon = 5.05 bottles (see math pasted below). I never made wine from a kit, but, most of the ones I've seen advertised yield 6 gallons. Jason ========================================== 1 US gallons = 3 785.4118 ml 750 (ml/bottle) ÷ 3 785.4118 (ml/gal) = 0.1981 gallons/bottle 1 gallon ÷ 0.1981 (gallons/bottle) = 5.047 bottles of wine. ========================================== "Jack" wrote in message om... I've read that a typical kit makes 5 gallons. However, I've also read 16 bottles, which if my math is correct correlates to about 4 gallons. Does the amount of wine produced vary from kit to kit, or am I missing something? |
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Jack,
I'm not sure if all kits make the same amount, but I think a standard 750 ml bottle is just under 4/5 of a quart, or about 1/5 of a gallon. Five gallons should yield close to 24 or 25 bottles, depending on how you rack, top off, etc. (U.S. measurement) HTH, Mike MTM |
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I have run into a few small batch kits that only make 3 or 4 gal.s, but most
kits make 23 liters. That is 6 US gal's or 5 British gal's. I usually get 25-27 bottles out of them after racking loss. Ray "Jack" wrote in message om... I've read that a typical kit makes 5 gallons. However, I've also read 16 bottles, which if my math is correct correlates to about 4 gallons. Does the amount of wine produced vary from kit to kit, or am I missing something? |
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