I am pleasantly surprised at the quality of the wine that is produced from a kit that adds water. My first for some reason came out a little watered down and when I contacted the company they gave me a little bit of a refund would help cause I bought this new one. I don’t know what it is, but it may be that I racked my wine in the first three months probably 3 to 4 times. But I find that my flavor is not affected radically by racking often earlier to get all the settlement out, and I have clear fruit grade contains that look like milk storage container that I rigged with petcocks below portion and like good quality wine bottles they have a dimpling at the center of the Bob of the container which keeps the sediment lower than the petcock. I have had nothing but raised reviews my wine. Now I have another of Sangiovese red wine that I’m going to make as soon as I put this Pinot Grigio in gallon bottles

I don't like giving a wine review until i can age it a bit and give it a good assessment and only took a small taste of the Pinot Grigio before letting it age, but it has great potential.
I can give an an accurate assessment on the Pinot Noir wine kit I bought from Midwest Supplies this past November though, and it is awesome! If you follow the instructions on Midwest's wine kits you can make wine that rivals some of the better store-bought wines. And this is especially true of their Pinot Noir kits.

My neighbor and daughter really likes it!

Turned out excellent
Thanks for everything
Great color, bottled yesterday
Excellent taste

We just bottle this pinot Grigio clear color very smooth.

So far we are very happy with the vine