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Wine making kits - Tuscany |
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Wine making kits we produce at Hambleton Bard are mainly made using Italian high quality grape concentrates. Our supplies of the winemaking grapes come from the northern regions where the cooler climate we believe produces higher quality winemaking grapes, well suited for our winekits. All the international types can be found there, like Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Riesling etc as well as Italian specialities like Nebbiolo (used for the famous Barolo wines) and Sangiovese. Tuscany is home of the Chianti - the symbol of all Italian wines. Tuscany boasts four of Italy's nine top-rated DOCG classified zones, a feat unmatched by any other region of the country. Tuscany is primarily red wine terrain and its principal grape variety is Sangiovese. A native of Chianti, the noble Sangiovese is the source of almost every classified red wine from central Italy. |
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In recent years progressive Tuscan vintners have made it their mission to demonstrate to the world at large the previously unexplored potential and quality of the Sangiovese grape. Hailed by connoisseurs for its majestic, long lived reds, Brunello di Montalcino constitutes one of the greatest red wine districts of all Italy. The aptly named Vino Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG, another of Italy's most revered and sought-after red wines, also originates in Tuscany. Hambleton Bard manufactures homebrew wine making kits, beer kits, high alcohol kits and turbo yeast. We have specialized in homebrew supplies of high quality, always trying to be in the front end of the brewing technology (check out our turbo yeasts in the Alcotec range and you will see what we mean with that). We produce all sorts of homebrew kits: superfast , very high alcohol, super quality ones and extreme turbo yeast types. Contact us for beer kits and beer making kegs, complete CO2 systems for homebrew use and a complete home winemaking accessories range. Then have a look at our news section for the latest, come back often - we introduce new homebrew products all the time. Check our tips section for brewing advice on things like how to clear your wine, how to make moonshine alcohol, wash fermentation, how to build a still etc. |
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