Turn Water into Wine at Home

Sound like a page out of the Bible?  I'm pretty sure that's where the name for "The Miracle Machine" that turns water (and grape concentrate, yeast and satchel of final ingredients) into wine in about three days comes from.  For just a few bucks, you can create a bottle of wine that would probably retail for about $20 at home with the help of your smart phone in just three days!

My boyfriend, his dad and my sister's fiance all brew their own beer at home.  I'd love to give it a try, but don't want to step on anyone's territory so what is there left for me to conjure up myself?  Wine, although I seem to remember a story from when I was younger about my dad's boss having jugs of homemade wine explode/leak when it was fermenting.  I'm pretty sure if I got wine all over my carpet, my apartment complex would never consider giving me my security deposit back.  But if this little tech toy gets off the ground, I may be able to make my own wine after all!

According to the Miracle Machine's website, all you have to do put water and a few ingredients in the wine maker, connect the machine and your smartphone with blue tooth, select the type of wine you'd like to make from your choices in the Miracle Machine mobile app and let it do it's thing.  The app monitors everything from the temperature and fermentation levels to the estimated ABV and how many hours are left before your wine is done.

The only drawbacks?  Miracle Machine isn't available yet.  It'll cost about $499 when it does become available and you'll have to buy your ingredients from their website or Amazon...but a wine club membership would only cost you about $10 a month and will make you about four bottles of wine a month. Minus the initial cost of the machine, I think this is INCREDIBLE.  Why are we not funding this?!