The WinePod Edit
Your Personal Winery

Every oenophile has surely tried their hand at making wine—most with not so much success.

Now any one can give the art of wine brewing a shot in their own kitchens with the Personal WinePod from Provina.

Greg Snell invented the sleek, stainless steel design and is proud to showcase the features of the four-foot-tall device. It does everything from fermenting to pressing and aging. It incorporates Snell’s affinity for geeky technologies too—the temperature is controlled by your computer which sends the device wireless signals.

You’ll be able to supply all your friends with custom-made wines too—the canister produces enough wine per batch to fill 60 bottles.

Head on over to Provina and order your personal winery for $3,500. Mywinepod.com also offers tips for setting up and using the device, advice and links for ordering the best grapes, how to monitor the brewing process and an area for customizing your own personal bottle labels.

Interested? Then you can add your name to the wait list. The nifty gadgets are in high demand; Provina has already sold out its 2007 inventory of 500 WinePods.

Just make sure that when you do start your own little wine cellar that you don’t go over-board. It’s perfectly legal to brew your own, so long as you don’t go over the lawful limit of 100 gallons of wine per adult per year.