🍷WINE MAKING🍷

Learn ~Create ~ Bottle ~ Repeat

Ever dreamed of making your own wine—but didn’t know where to start? This April, step behind the scenes at Blendings Winery and learn the art of winemaking in a hands-on, 5-week experience designed for beginners. You won’t just learn—you’ll create your own custom batch of wine from start to finish, with expert guidance every step of the way. With limited seating and an intimate class setting, this is your chance to turn curiosity into a skill (and take home your own bottles to prove it).

Class Schedule

Class starts at 11 am. Plan for 1 – 2 hours onsite

Session 1: Saturday, April 11

Session 2: Saturday, April 26

Session 3: Saturday May 2

Tasting Party: May 23

Wine Making Class Includes

Week

Activity
Location
Week 1
Session 1: Starting Your Wine (2-3 hours)
In-Person Session
Weeks 1-2
 

Primary Fermentation

 
Week 2
 
Session 2: Racking, Stabilizing & Clearing (2-3  hours)
In-Person Session
Weeks 2-3
 
Clearing & Bulk Aging
 
Week 3-4
 
Session 3: Bottling & Celebration (3-3.5 hours)
In-Person Session
Week 4+
Bottle Aging (minimum 2-4 weeks before Tasting Party)
At Home
Week 5 
Tasting Party
In Person, at Winery

 

Key Features

Each participant makes their own 1-gallon batch of wine during class (~5 bottles)

Choice of Red or White track  

Take-home recipe kit included: second kit to make on your own at home after the class

All reusable equipment is provided with the kit — yours to keep for your next batch

Small class size (8-10 participants maximum) for personalized instruction

All equipment and wine storage provided at the winery between sessions

Participants take home their finished bottles plus everything needed to keep the hobby going

Learning Objectives

Understand the fundamental science of fermentation and wine production

Gain practical, hands-on experience with wine-making equipment and techniques

Learn proper sanitation and quality control procedures

Develop the confidence and skills to continue wine making at home independently

Understand how to troubleshoot common issues