In the Bible, Jesus managed to turn water into wine with the wave of a hand – the Miracle Machine isn’t quite that quick but it can transform everyday liquids into plonk in just three days.
Developed by wine experts in California, the machine can even make different types and styles of wine, including Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay.
Users can track the progress of their wine using a free smartphone app, and its makers claim the wine produced is as good as a $20 bottle, for the equivalent of $2 (£1.20).
The Miracle Machine, pictured, is due to go on sale later this year for $499 (£299) each – if its California-based inventors achieve funding. Once on sale, DIY wine makers will be able to buy ingredient kits for a variety of different wine types and styles from Amazon at the equivalent of $2 (£1.20) a bottle
To create wine using the Miracle Machine, users add a sachet of ingredients, choose the type and style of wine they want to create, and start the machine. They can then monitor the fermentation process via a free iOS or Android smartphone app, pictured left