Archive for the ‘Oak Barrel’ Category


Just started making a Tempranillo Wine Kit

Posted by Steve | August 22nd, 2011

Tempranillo wine Day 2

I started a Sommelier Reserve Spanish Tempranillo from Wine Kitz on Saturday. Today I took a peak and picture. It’s coming along perfectly. I don’t know about you but I love the smell of fermenting must. Once ready I will be barrel ageing this wine in Oak for a short time.

Have you made one? If so how has it turned out? Please comment below.

Details:

Type: Tempranillo

Yeast: Wyeast Chianti #4244

Additives: Light toasted oak chips. Varietal Grape skin pack, Bentonite.

Water: Purified RO water.

Steve Fylypchuk

Wine Kitz Calgary Varsity

Wine Kitz Old Vines Zindandel 02– Testing how the oak aging is progressing

Posted by Steve | February 11th, 2010

Some time has passed since putting my wine in the barrel. I’ve got to check it regularly to prevent over oaking it.

Steve

WineKitzCalgary.com

Wine Kitz Old Vines Zindandel 01 – Into my Oak Barrel

Posted by Steve | February 10th, 2010

I’m going to document my wine making more and more for my clients and anyone else around the world that would like to follow along. Here is a video of me racking my Old Vines Zinfandel in my barrel.