How do I choose the right cork for my wine?

Choosing the Right Cork for Wine :

  1. Natural Cork: Best for aging wines (reds like Cabernet Sauvignon). Breathable, traditional, but risk TCA (“corked”).
  2. Synthetic Cork: Affordable, consistent, no TCA. Ideal for whites/rosés or early-drinking wines.
  3. Technical Corks (e.g., Diam): Mid-range aging, lower TCA risk. Good balance for reds needing controlled airflow.
  4. Agglomerated Cork: Budget-friendly, short-term storage (e.g., boxed wines).

What are the standard sizes of wine corks?

Common sizes include:

Standard (24mm x 44mm) – For most wine bottles.

Long (24mm x 49mm) – For premium wines requiring extended aging.

Short (22mm x 38mm) – For faster consumption wines.

Are your corks treated to prevent TCA contamination (cork taint)?

Yes, we use advanced purification processes such as steam cleaning, CO₂ treatment, and TCA detection to minimize contamination risks.

Can your corks be customized with logos or branding?

Yes, we offer custom printing, embossing, and fire branding for personalized designs.

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