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Since its inception in 1959, Wine Kitz (originally known as Wine Art) has been the leader in the consumer wine making industry and today is one of the world’s largest and most respected winemaking retailers. Since Wine Kitz manufactures its own wine kits, we can confidently stand behind the quality… Since its inception in 1959, Wine Kitz (originally known as Wine Art) has been the leader in the consumer wine making industry and today is one of the world’s largest and most respected winemaking retailers. Since Wine Kitz manufactures its own wine kits, we can confidently stand behind the quality of our wines and say you’ll love the wines you make with us. Read more

By Carmine Turkey on July 3, 2016 Verified by Guest
I started making WIne Art kits since the late 80s. It used to be great wine till about a year or two ago.
A high quality wine should be smooth and have a shelf life of more than 1 year or so. Thier top quality wine is not smooth and turns bad fairly quickly.
I gave them a chance to re make an Amarone. They Failed.
They made a top quality german desert wine and and it is harsh. If I wanted wine like that I would purchase a low quality wine from the LCBO.
I feel bad for the owners but if they cannot produce a a quality wine and they charge top dollar for it then they should not be in business.

By Crimson Anteater on April 15, 2009 Verified by Guest
Very helpful, wonderful staff. If you like to make wine, this is a great place to go.

By Carmine Turkey on July 3, 2016 Verified by Guest
I started making WIne Art kits since the late 80s. It used to be great wine till about a year or two ago.
A high quality wine should be smooth and have a shelf life of more than 1 year or so. Thier top quality wine is not smooth and turns bad fairly quickly.
I gave them a chance to re make an Amarone. They Failed.
They made a top quality german desert wine and and it is harsh. If I wanted wine like that I would purchase a low quality wine from the LCBO.
I feel bad for the owners but if they cannot produce a a quality wine and they charge top dollar for it then they should not be in business.

By Crimson Anteater on April 15, 2009 Verified by Guest
Very helpful, wonderful staff. If you like to make wine, this is a great place to go.