G3 Agglomerated Wine Corks (2-3), Plain, 44 X 24 Mm, 1,000/bag

Protect your bottled wine with our 44 x 24 mm agglomerated wine corks recommended for sealing and storing bottled wines for short periods. Agglomerated corks are made using natural cork granules between 2 to 3 mm in size and synthetic glue for an economic, attractive wine closure that offers the traditional bottle opening experience!

Our 44 x 24 mm agglomerated wine corks are #9 and compatible with most traditional 750 ml bottles. When inserted properly with a compatible bottle, the secure seal can protect bottled wine for periods up to 2 years.

Agglomerated corks offer a natural, uniform appearance. As agglomerated corks contain natural cork, these composite corks share many of the same physical behaviors. This pack of corks stoppers has no print to highlight the natural aesthetic.

The cork surface has been coated to allow for easier corking and extraction while improving impermeability. This coating lasts no longer than six months. Our agglomerated corks should be used immediately and not stored for longer than six months. We ship direct from the source in Portugal to ensure a fresh coating. This cork comes 1,000 per pack – at Wholesale Pricing!

Key benefits

• Composite corks made from a synthetic glue and natural cork granules between 2 to 3 mm in size
• Cost effective
• Good consistence
• Good sealing up to 2 years
• High quality composite corks

Why agglomerated cork?
Agglomerated corks are high quality composite corks made from natural cork granules resulting from the production of natural cork stoppers and a synthetic glue. With a primary component natural cork, agglomerated closures share many of the same characteristics of natural cork stoppers at a much more cost effective price.

Agglomerated corks are generally used for short periods of bottled wine maturation under 2 years, making them highly suitable for lower priced and high turnover wines on the market. As these corks are a result of the agglomeration of an agglutinating substances and cork granules, agglomerated corks feature a uniform appearance that is homogeneous within a batch for a consistent closure.