SG Platinum Merlot (formerly known as Solomon Grundy Platinum)

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SG Platinum Merlot
  • SG Platinum Merlot
  • Solomon Grundy Platinum Merlot

  • SG Platinum Merlot (formerly known as Solomon Grundy Platinum)

  • A 7 day wine kit that produces 30 bottles of Merlot wine without the need to add sugar
  • £35.99

:  at  £35.99  each

2 in stock.

All of the "Solomon Grundy" range of wine kits were rebranded and repackaged as SG Wines in Summer 2023 to reduce packaging, increase recyclability and provide clearer ingredient listings. 

This SG PLATINUM kit is a mix of grape juice, fruite juices and sugar and produces a fruity Merlot wine, with juicy berry notes and a smooth oaky finish.
 
It contains a approximately 5 litres of concentrate and only requires water to produce up to 30 bottles of wine which is usually ready for drinking in as little as 7 days. The kit contains full instructions, yeast and wine finings. The wine is ready to drink immediately but will improve in flavour if left for a further 3 - 4 weeks.

The following information is taken from the manufacturer's website:
 

Makes: 30 Bottles/22.5 L

Approx ABV: 10.5%

Ingredients: Concentrate [invert sugar syrup, red grape juice concentrate (sulphites), glucose syrup, elderberry juice concentrate, acids (tartaric acid, lactic acid), yeast nutrients, acidity regulator (sodium citrate), water, preservatives (sodium metabisulphite, potassium sorbate), flavourings]; Chitosan [water, acid (malic acid), chitosan (crustaceans), preservative (sodium metabisulphite)]; Yeast and nutrient [dried yeast (yeast, emulsifier (E491)), yeast nutrients, vitamins, trace minerals, antifoaming agent, enzymes (glucoamylase, pectinase), dextrose)]; Kieselsol [silica solution]; Stabiliser [preservatives (sodium metabisulphite, potassium sorbate)].

Allergens: Sulphites, crustaceans.

The Sulphites are found in the "Stabilising Powder" and the crustaceans are part of the clearing solution, so both can be avoided if you are prepared to leave your wine to clear naturally or prefer to use Bentonite as a clearing agent.