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CORK, SCREW CAP and CO. - Wine in 10

Check out my websites: https://meinelese.de https://meinelese.de/blog/ Follow me on ...:   / konstantin.baum     / konstantinbaum_mw   When it comes to packaging there are few options available for winemakers. Most wine is sold to the consumer in glass bottles and labeled with paper labels. In wine’s history, there was also only one real option when it came to sealing the bottle: cork! Today, however, there are more and more options and at the same time, these options create a lot of confusion. I want to talk about the most important closures, highlight the differences and tell you what I think. This is going to get geeky so if you are not that then sit this one out If you are then let's do it! The most important wine closure is cork – no question about it. The use of Cork first started in Ancient Greece and Ancient Egypt where Amphoras were closed with a cork. When glass bottles became more widely used in the 17th century a new form of closure was also required. First people started using glass stoppers but then cork stoppers were introduced. The first corks were just pushed halfway into the opening of the bottle but then corks were completely inserted into the bottle to make the seal tight and another important wine invention was made: the corkscrew