Crafted Series

Boarding Pass

Boarding Pass wine kits are made for home winemakers who want to create red or white wines inspired by regions including Bordeaux, Tuscany, La Rioja, Napa Valley and Barossa Valley. Each 16 L blend makes 23 L of finished wine, or about 30 standard 750 ml bottles.

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How to choose a Boarding Pass wine kit

Start by choosing between the red and white Boarding Pass collections. Red options include blends inspired by French Bordeaux, Italian Tuscany, Spanish La Rioja, American Napa Valley and the Australian Barossa Valley. White options include blends from the French Loire Valley, American Walla Walla Valley, Spanish La Rioja, Italian Tuscany, Argentinian Mendoza Uco Valley and American Napa Valley.

Compare the grape blends

Each kit lists three grape varieties, making the blend details a useful way to compare products. Red kits feature combinations such as Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc; Sangiovese, Canaiolo and Montepulciano; or Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon and Grenache. White blends include combinations such as Muscadet, Chenin Blanc and Semillon; Pinot Grigio, Trebbiano and Moscato; and Moscato, Sauvignon Blanc and Semillon.

Check the size and body style

All listed Boarding Pass kits are 13.5% Heavy-Bodied wine kits. The 16 L or 4.22 gal measurement in the product name refers to the juice or concentrate pack. The finished kit makes 23 L or 6 US gal, enough for about 30 x 750 ml bottles. For more options in the same style, browse Heavy-Bodied Wine Kits or explore the wider Wine Kits collection. You can also compare French Wine Kits and Italian Wine Kits.

Frequently asked questions

What are Boarding Pass wine kits?

Boarding Pass wine kits are 16 L red or white trio winemaking kits inspired by wine regions around the world. All listed kits are 13.5% Heavy-Bodied wines.

How much wine does a Boarding Pass kit make?

Each kit makes 23 L, or 6 US gal, of finished wine. That is about 30 standard 750 ml bottles.

What grape blends are available?

The collection includes red and white blends made with three listed grape varieties per kit. Options include Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Sangiovese, Shiraz, Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio, Moscato and other varieties shown in each product name.

What does 16 L mean in a Boarding Pass kit name?

The 16 L or 4.22 gal measurement refers to the juice or concentrate pack. The finished wine volume is 23 L, or 6 US gal.