Island Mist White Cranberry Wine Kit

WINE KIT DETAILS

Discover the refreshing taste of the Island Mist White Cranberry Wine Kit, a unique blend of white cranberry and Pinot Gris that’s perfect for home winemakers seeking a crisp, slightly tart, and fruit-forward experience. White cranberries—harvested earlier than traditional red varieties—offer a refined, less tart profile that pairs beautifully with the citrus and floral notes of Pinot Gris. The result? A smooth, light-bodied white wine with a subtly sweet finish and a clean, succulent taste.

Perfect for relaxed evenings, gatherings, or simply stocking your cellar, this Pinot Gris wine kit offers versatility and elegance without the need for oak aging.

Now featuring a refined packaging design, the updated 6-liter format of the Island Mist wine kit delivers the same great yield (approximately 23 liters or 30 bottles) in a more compact and eco-friendly form—ideal for modern winemaking at home.

Product Details:

• Wine Type: White Cranberry Pinot Gris
• Sweetness Level: Sweet
• Body: Light
• Oak Intensity: None
• Kit Volume: 6L
• Alcohol By Volume (ABV): 6.5–7%
• Yield: ~23L (30 bottles)

Whether you're a seasoned hobbyist or just beginning your home winemaking journey, the Island Mist White Cranberry Pinot Gris kit offers an approachable and rewarding way to create premium fruit-infused wine.

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"BOOSTING" GUIDE

 If you're a fan of the Island Mist Series kits but like your wines a little bit stronger, consider "bumping" them with 1 pound of corn sugar and 1 liter of grape concentrate. The boosting of an Island Mist series kit is easy and brings the alcohol content to approx 9.5-10%. Simply adding corn sugar alone will boost the alcohol of your kit without adding body or mouthfeel to support this increase. Doing this will leave your wine tasting "hot" and unbalanced. The addition of white or red grape concentrate leaves your wine with more balance and produces a more enjoyable end product. Both the 1 lb corn sugar and 1 liter of grape concentrate should be mixed in stage 1 after adding your main juice pack and before topping up to the 6 gallon mark with water.