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Corks
   Corks are made from the bark of the cork oak, Quercus Suber, from Portugal which has 30% of the worlds' cork trees.  The increased popularity of winemaking has resulted in a much wider range of cork choices than ever before. 
   Which cork is right for you?  Look realistically at how long you expect to store your wine before drinking.  A good rule of thumb is 'you get what you pay for.'  The cheapest cork isn't always the best, and if you do decide to keep some bottles for the future, you may find yourself having to re-cork them in a few years.  If you are making a wine you intend to drink within the next 6 months, a very long cork might be a waste of money. GO HERE FOR MORE ABOUT USING CORKS.

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    SYNTHETIC TASTER CORKS 25 count $6.70
    These tasting corks are made through a spin welding process that creates a friction bond between the cap and the shank that is nearly indestructible.  Because synthetic cork is used instead of natural cork, there is no need to worry about TCA, discoloration, and the corks won't dry out or crumble.
    ALL PLASTIC TASTER CORKS 25 count $5.70
    These tasting corks are made of food grade plastic and designed for use with any bottle that will accept a No. 8 or No. 9 straight cork.  They are perfect for applications where function is more important than appearance.  Use them for oils and vinegar, cordials, and any place a tight seal and easy opening and closing are needed.
    ECONOMY REAL CORK TASTERS 25 count $5.70
    These tasting corks are designed for light duty use where appearance and presentation is more important than function.  They can be placed into standard wine bottles as well as champagne splits and beer bottles.  They are better used for crafts or "message in a bottle" applications than storing liquids.

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