An inexpensive alternative to buying pricey wine and beer is to bottle your own. Make-your-own establishments do most of the work for you and save you money. Here's how save without sacrificing taste.
July 28, 2015
An inexpensive alternative to buying pricey wine and beer is to bottle your own. Make-your-own establishments do most of the work for you and save you money. Here's how save without sacrificing taste.
You only need to visit the store twice: once, to order and pay; and a second time to bottle the batch six to eight weeks later. The staff will do the rest, including adding the yeast and stabilizing to stop fermentation, clarification and filtration.
If you don't want to spend that much or don't want so many bottles, share a batch with a friend. Better yet, share more than one batch with a friend, have fun while bottling and bring home a variety.
For fans of suds, you can save about 50 percent by brewing your own. The cost runs between $95 and $120 for a full batch, which produces the equivalent of six cases of 24. The staff does most of the work: you come in at the end to bottle it.
Do-it-yourself wine and beer has been steadily growing in popularity thanks to its quality products and accessible cost. If you love wine or beer, getting into bottling your own can save you a lot of money and isn't as much work as you may think.
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