Dependable Wine Corks for Home Winemaking, Brew on Premise, and Craft Bottling
Agglomerated Wine Corks are a practical and cost-effective closure option for compatible cork-finished wine bottles. Designed for home winemaking, Brew on Premise operations, small-batch wine production, and craft beverage bottling, these corks offer consistent sizing, smooth insertion, and reliable sealing performance when used with compatible bottles and corking equipment.
Agglomerated corks are best suited for wines intended for early enjoyment or short-term aging. Their uniform construction supports clean bottling, reliable compression, and strong dimensional recovery, helping maintain a secure closure during storage.
Key Features
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Cork Style: Agglomerated wine cork construction.
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Designed For: Compatible cork-finished wine bottles.
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Great for Home Winemaking: Suitable for home winemakers, Brew on Premise bottling, and craft beverage packaging.
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Consistent Sizing: Supports efficient bottling and reliable corking performance.
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Smooth Insertion: Designed for use with compatible manual corkers, floor corkers, and standard bottling setups.
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Reliable Compression and Recovery: Helps create a secure seal in compatible wine bottles.
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Short-Term Storage: A practical choice for early-drink wines and short-term aging.
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Multiple Sizes Available: Choose from #7, #8, and #9 corks in short and long options.
Available Cork Sizes
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#7 Short Agglomerated Cork: 38 mm x 21 mm / approximately 1 1/2 in x 13/16 in. A short #7 cork designed for compatible wine bottles and short-term wine storage. A practical choice for home winemakers and small-batch bottling where smooth insertion and dependable closure are needed.
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#8 Short Agglomerated Cork: 38 mm x 22 mm / approximately 1.5 in x 0.87 in. A dependable short #8 cork for home winemaking, Brew on Premise bottling, and early-consumption wines. Designed for secure sealing, uniform sizing, and smooth use with compatible corkers.
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#8 Long Agglomerated Cork: 45 mm x 22 mm / approximately 1.77 in x 0.87 in. A longer #8 cork designed for secure closure in compatible wine bottles. Ideal for early-drinking wines and short- to mid-term storage, offering dependable compression and sealing performance.
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#9 Short Agglomerated Cork: 38 mm x 24 mm / approximately 1.5 in x 0.94 in. A firm-fitting short #9 cork designed for reliable bottle sealing, clean insertion, and efficient bottling. Great for home winemaking, craft wine production, and short-term aging.
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#9 Long Agglomerated Cork: 45 mm x 24 mm / approximately 1.77 in x 0.94 in. A long #9 cork designed for a firm, secure seal in compatible wine bottles. Suitable for home winemaking, Brew on Premise operations, small-batch production, and craft beverage bottling.
Cork Selection Guide
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Choose #7 Short Corks for: Smaller compatible wine bottle openings and short-term wine storage.
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Choose #8 Short Corks for: A practical everyday cork option for home winemaking and early-consumption wines.
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Choose #8 Long Corks for: Added cork length while maintaining a narrower #8 diameter.
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Choose #9 Short Corks for: A firmer fit in compatible bottles while keeping a shorter cork length.
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Choose #9 Long Corks for: A firm seal and longer cork profile in compatible bottles.
Common Uses
Use Agglomerated Wine Corks for wine bottling, home winemaking, Brew on Premise bottling, craft wine production, small-batch bottling, early-drink wines, short-term wine storage, compatible cork-finished wine bottles, and craft beverage packaging.
Perfect For
- Home winemakers
- Brew on Premise operations
- Small-batch wine producers
- Craft beverage makers
- Wine bottling projects
- Early-consumption wines
- Short-term wine storage
- Customers looking for practical, cost-effective wine corks
Important Use Notes
- Confirm bottle compatibility before ordering.
- Use with compatible manual corkers, floor corkers, or standard corking equipment.
- Agglomerated corks are best suited for wines intended for early enjoyment or short-term aging.
- Store corks in a clean, dry area away from strong odours before use.
- Do not over-soak corks unless your winemaking process specifically calls for it.
- Finished wine storage time may vary depending on bottle, cork fit, storage conditions, and winemaking process.
