Syphoning Equipment
Browse our range of syphoning equipment, which includes accessories to help keep your syphon secure, stop sediment from entering your syphon, and even just extra tubing so you can make your syphon as long as you need.
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Syphoning (sometimes written as siphoning) is a way to move your beer, wort, wine, lager, cider, etc from one vessel to another so as no air and therefore no bacteria is introduced to your liquid.
When your fermentation is finished you'll need to syphon it off the sediment to a new bucket, bottle, keg or barrel. You don't want to get air into the liquid so pouring is not advised. Therefore it is recommended that your brew is syphoned from one container to the next.
There are different types of homebrew syphon, but they all do the same thing. With the cheap syphons like a simple syphon, you have to suck on one end to get the flow going. If you don't like the idea of sucking on the tube to start the flow of the beer or wine then buy an auto syphon, as with a couple of pumps, it gets the flow going for you.
Just make sure your vessel of liquid is higher than the receiving empty vessel. To stop the flow, simply raise the exit end of the syphon to the same level as the liquid in the top vessel.
Browse our range of syphoning equipment which includes accessories to help keep your syphon secure, sediment from entering your syphon, and even just extra tubing so you can make your syphon as long as you need.
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We have purchased this wine kit numerous times. We have always had a good quality pack of wine. Presented chilled this wine is as good as any shop wine.
Always ready to drink within a couple of weeks .

Quite simply add this .
You will have the fermenter foaming all over the floor and walls but you will have the real quality that you want .
Made fruit wines of all types for years and on some as a hobby , had a go last year base level wine kit and so so ,a bit sweet ok if you only want to get well oiled . But this added to a kit is wow for a nearly sixty year old wine drinker just try adding half the bottle to your next 30 bottle kit you will never go back.

Very good works a treat.makes the wine look professional and attractive to the coinesseur.

I made my first ever wine, blackberry wine using this bag after following David on his Youtube video, great product, less mess and easy to use. Thank you David for your help and support with my order.

Easy kit to brew. Pleasant, very refreshing apple flavour ideal for lazy summer days in the sun. Very impressed and intend to try others in this range.👍

I've just used these new screw on caps for threaded wine bottles, and so far I reckon they are great. Just fill the bottle with your latest creation, put the cap on top, give it a whack down and screw tight. Saves loads of time and does not leak. Definitely will use these again.

Nice and solid. Remembered to vaseline the joints before connecting.

This is the first time I have made a wine buddy kit and I must say, this is a good quality, tasty wine. I will definitely be making another very soon.

I ordered two hydrometers and these were promptly dispatched, but there was an issue with the courier company and delivery. I contacted Brewbitz, who could have just stated: 'We sent it, the problem is with the couriers'. But they didn't. Brewbitz were very knowledgeable and offered a lot of reassurance. The delivery was delayed by a few days, but I was very impressed with how brebitz dealt with the delivery issue. I would have no hesitation in recommending this home brew company. Very happy!

Over the years, I've tried many brands of wine kits. I buy the full bodied reds from Cellar 7. which is the best for ready to drink after fermentation
I don't use any of the chemicals provided. as I don't keep it.
My method is to fill a fermenter with tap water plus a big pan of boiling water to the 23litre mark. temp around 20-24c Using an electric drill with a long handled mixing spoon mix thoughly and add in the yeast nutrient while mixing. Cap it with an airlock and that's it. Leave it to ferment out completely. 7-10 days and transfer to 5 litre plastic bottles degassing by shaking the bottles a few times. That's it, works every time

I’ve managed with an old wooden corker, for years. But lately I have lost a few bottles by hitting too hard.
Then I found this hand corker, what a revelation.
The reviews say it’s hard to use. Not at all, I’m getting on in years, now, and I had no problems. If you follow the video, and soak the cork in hot water it is a bit easier, but not really necessary.

Great kit, will definitely get again, a very good stout kit. Simply brew kits are great.

Just tried it for the first time after almost 3 months since bottling. My first red wine kit and I was surprised how good it was. Medium+ body, red fruits with peppery hints and smoother than you’d expect from a very young red wine.
Had dinner with sis and hubby. I’d used screw cap bottles without removing labels, the one I bought to the meal was in a Waitrose Good Ordinary Claret bottle. Bro-in-law was impressed, said he’d have to buy some, then I told him I’d made it from a kit.
No doubt it’ll improve with a bit more ageing but it’s very nice already.

This has got to be one of my favourite wines to make. The flavour is lovely and refreshing. Would highly recommend

I've ordered wine kits on several occasions. The price is good and the order has always arrived in a timely fashion. I'll definitely be ordering again. Thanks Brewbitz.
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