Connexion Red bottle, Winexpert Limited Edition 2026

Connexion Red (Grenache Merlot, France)

$165.00 per kit

About $5.68 per bottle (makes about 29)

Dry red, medium-full body

Winexpert Limited Edition 2026Pre-orderAvailable December 2026

Connexion Red brings together two of France's most celebrated red grapes. Grenache, a hallmark of the Rhône Valley, meets Merlot, the signature variety of Bordeaux. Dark berry notes lead, supported by subtle plum and raspberry undertones. Gentle spice and soft herbal hints complement the fruit, while smooth tannins and bright acidity create a balanced, approachable finish.

Pre-order only. Arrives in December 2026.

Pre-order this wine

Pre-orders are filled as supplies last. Nothing to pay now: you pay when you pick it up, or when we start it fermenting in the shop.

Where you make it

Make it here adds $81.50 plus HST, and we make your wine in the shop for you.

Pickup only, at 238 University Ave, Charlottetown. Usually ready the next business day, and we'll let you know when it is.

Kit details
BodyMedium-Full
OakMedium
SweetnessDry
Alcohol13.5%

Have us make it

Any kit can be made right here in the shop, for $81.50 plus HST. About 29 bottles from this kit.

Just for the final stage: bring your bottles in for bottling.

On-site wine making
Wine kits on the shelves at Island Wine Experts, 238 University Ave, Charlottetown

From kit to bottle

1

Pick your kit

From four-week fruit wines to our biggest reds.

2

Make it at home, or here

Take the kit home, or have us make your wine in the shop.

3

Give it time

One to two months to make, depending on your selection.

4

Let it rest

Ideally another month in the bottle before drinking.

Good to know

Do you deliver?

No, pickup only at 238 University Ave, Charlottetown. We get in touch with every online customer to arrange pickup.

Do I need to be there?

Just for the final stage: bring your bottles in for bottling.

How many bottles does a kit make?

About 29. Bring a friend and mix and match if 29 bottles of one wine is too much: you buy the kit together and share the bottles yourselves.

Do I need my own bottles?

Bring your own, or buy new bottles in the shop.

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