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Where's the best site to get a starter kit from?
I'm looking at getting the $80 one on this page: http://www.thebeeressentials.com/sta...rter_kits.html With shipping it's like $106. Is that a good deal? What else should I order with it? |
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wrote in message oups.com... Where's the best site to get a starter kit from? I'm looking at getting the $80 one on this page: http://www.thebeeressentials.com/sta...rter_kits.html With shipping it's like $106. Is that a good deal? What else should I order with it? These starter kits are a pretty good way to get going without too much outlay. You might save a few dollars looking around but not bad prices. I would recommend you look around for a 5 gallon carboy to match the 6 and some 1/2 gal jugs. It is good to rack into a 5 gal carboy and a 1/2 gal jug so you do not have a problem topping up. If you go into this hobby seriously you will be replacing the corker with a floor model but the one that comes with it is adequate to get started. Also get some extra airlocks and rubber bungs to fit the jugs. Are you getting a kit wine or what to start with? Ray |
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wrote in message oups.com... Where's the best site to get a starter kit from? I'm looking at getting the $80 one on this page: http://www.thebeeressentials.com/sta...rter_kits.html With shipping it's like $106. Is that a good deal? What else should I order with it? These starter kits are a pretty good way to get going without too much outlay. You might save a few dollars looking around but not bad prices. I would recommend you look around for a 5 gallon carboy to match the 6 and some 1/2 gal jugs. It is good to rack into a 5 gal carboy and a 1/2 gal jug so you do not have a problem topping up. If you go into this hobby seriously you will be replacing the corker with a floor model but the one that comes with it is adequate to get started. Also get some extra airlocks and rubber bungs to fit the jugs. Are you getting a kit wine or what to start with? Ray |
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On 1 Mar 2005 17:06:11 -0800, wrote:
Where's the best site to get a starter kit from? I'm looking at getting the $80 one on this page: http://www.thebeeressentials.com/sta...rter_kits.html With shipping it's like $106. Is that a good deal? I do not like to post advertising in usenet, but.... Winemaking Kit 6 Gallon $37.90 WK6 Kit contains: 6 gallon glass carboy, Potassium Metabisulfite, Rubber Bung, PIWC Bottling Siphon, PIWC Beginner's Book of Winemaking, Two-Bubble Plastic Airlock, Hydrometer (0 - 30 Brix), Plastic Hydrometer Jar, Yeast Nutrient, Wine Yeast (5g pkt) http://shop.piwine.com/shopsite/prwc/wine-kit.html What else should I order with it? --- http://lastliberal.org Free random & sequential signature changer http://holysmoke.org/sig "Tofu and futons. The adepts of Orientalism seem to spend most of their lives reclining. They can't quite summon the energy to crawl up onto a chair. Even their Yogic exercises are carried out in a prone or sitting position." -- Edward Abbey |
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Sounds steep! I can get one at the local supermarket with everything
you'd need to get started for 40-50 bucks CDN. I'd shop around some more! Sean wrote: Where's the best site to get a starter kit from? I'm looking at getting the $80 one on this page: http://www.thebeeressentials.com/sta...rter_kits.html With shipping it's like $106. Is that a good deal? What else should I order with it? |
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Sounds steep! I can get one at the local supermarket with everything
you'd need to get started for 40-50 bucks CDN. I'd shop around some more! Sean wrote: Where's the best site to get a starter kit from? I'm looking at getting the $80 one on this page: http://www.thebeeressentials.com/sta...rter_kits.html With shipping it's like $106. Is that a good deal? What else should I order with it? |
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On 1 Mar 2005 17:06:11 -0800, wrote:
Where's the best site to get a starter kit from? I'm looking at getting the $80 one on this page: http://www.thebeeressentials.com/sta...rter_kits.html With shipping it's like $106. Is that a good deal? What else should I order with it? What is a plastic paddle cork??? |
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On Wed, 02 Mar 2005 18:34:34 -0900, A. J. Rawls
wrote: What is a plastic paddle cork??? It's used by S&M wine makers. --- http://lastliberal.org Free random & sequential signature changer http://holysmoke.org/sig "Life is cruel? Compared to what?" -- Edward Abbey |
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Can you be more specific? My wife was interested in starting to make some
wine, and we're up here in Canada (Edmonton, to be precise)... Just wondering where we'd start. Googling and educating myself as I type this... Thanks, Clint "Sean C." wrote in message news:cWrVd.35529$ab2.22024@edtnps89... Sounds steep! I can get one at the local supermarket with everything you'd need to get started for 40-50 bucks CDN. I'd shop around some more! Sean wrote: Where's the best site to get a starter kit from? I'm looking at getting the $80 one on this page: http://www.thebeeressentials.com/sta...rter_kits.html With shipping it's like $106. Is that a good deal? What else should I order with it? |
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Canada seems to be the home of wine making kits. Why don't you contact this
group: http://www.bcawa.ca/index.htm Ray from Texas "Clint" wrote in message news:rd8Zd.672324$6l.382902@pd7tw2no... Can you be more specific? My wife was interested in starting to make some wine, and we're up here in Canada (Edmonton, to be precise)... Just wondering where we'd start. Googling and educating myself as I type this... Thanks, Clint "Sean C." wrote in message news:cWrVd.35529$ab2.22024@edtnps89... Sounds steep! I can get one at the local supermarket with everything you'd need to get started for 40-50 bucks CDN. I'd shop around some more! Sean wrote: Where's the best site to get a starter kit from? I'm looking at getting the $80 one on this page: http://www.thebeeressentials.com/sta...rter_kits.html With shipping it's like $106. Is that a good deal? What else should I order with it? |
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