The Bottling Section - Agglomerated Corks


Agglomerated corks are used for bottling wine. Tapered corks are not used for this purpose. What does "agglomerated cork" mean? It's the process by which these corks are made. It is simply cork dust/pieces mixed with silicone and fired through a mold for conformity of shape and size. Why not pure cork? Because pure cork is rarely uniform in shape, vintners can experience TCA (cork taint) problems, thus spoiling their wine yield. Agglomerating corks helps to mitigate that problem to a large degree. We also sell Corkers - hand and floor types - here.
Cork: agglomerated size #8 x 1.75 item #7610 the price $0.30 This cork in 30 count package: item #7610A the price $6.00 This cork in 100 count package: item #7610B the price $16.00		Cork: agglomerated size #8 x 1.5 item #7605 the price $0.30 This cork in 30 count package: item #7605A the price $6.00 This cork in 100 count package: item #7605B the price $16.00
Cork: agglomerated size #9 x 1.75 item #7620 the price $0.30 This cork in 30 count package: item #7620A the price $6.00 This cork in 100 count package: item #7620B the price $16.00		Cork: agglomerated size #9 x 1.5 item #7615 the price $0.30 This cork in 30 count package: item #7615A the price $6.00 This cork in 100 count package: item #7615B the price $16.00
Cork: synthetic size #8 x 1.75 item #7630 the price $0.40 This cork in 30 count package: item #7630A the price $10.25 This cork in 100 count package: item #7630B the price $27.00		Cork: Duo Disc real cork with agglomerated ends size #9 x 1.75 item #7640 the price $0.32 This cork in 30 count package item #7640A the price $8.50 This cork in 100 count package item #7640B the price $23.00