The following is a list of supplies you will need for wine making:

BOTTLES: Glass bottles are the most common containers for storing wine. Glass is ideal because it does not affect the wine in any way, even during extended periods. A bottle is a bottle is a bottle..... right? Sounds simple enough, but the wrong wine bottles may not work with your corker! Typically, the wine bottles with the popular flared tip are not compatible with many of the hand-held corkers. That's why finevinewines.com is careful to stock only the bottles that will work with all of the corkers we offer. You'll need 27-32 standard 750ml bottles per wine kit, depending on the effectiveness of your racking and the number of samples drawn.

CORKS: Corks are produced from the bark of cork trees, which are grown mainly in Spain and Portugal. Corks are airtight and have for years been the best way to seal wine bottles.
Corks

B-BRITE, C-BRITE, Easy Clean or One-Step : These compounds are used to clean and sanitize winemaking equipment. B-Brite cleans with active oxygen, and does not contain chlorine or bisulfite. C-Brite is similar, but it is chlorine based. It is the same ingredient used in most hospitals for sanitizing.

LABELS: Besides making your bottles look pretty, how else are you going to know what it in each bottle?

CLOSURES: A closure is an item that fits over the top of the bottle to help seal the bottle.

WATER: If your water is high in sodium, chlorine or other chemicals, use spring water purchased from the store.

PAPER TOWELS: You will spill! Need I say more?