I have used these corks in the past and they hold up very well

I was using corks for my wine making but these are a great value with just slightly less quality. I’ll use the wine within 3 years so these look like they will work fine.

Go in my bottles easily with my floor Corker. No leaks drips or cracks out of the first 80 I have used. I will buy these again and you should too.

They are not the same quality as in the last gross of corks and even several before that I have purchased from more wine. A lot of cracks is the end pieces. Probably not a real issue, probably just cosmetic. Anyway I will use them. Also why are they sort of brown instead of creamy white.

I'm not sure if these corks perform better than standard agglomerated corks but they do look better. I use these for premium wines that I plan to age longer than 2 years.

Great inexpensive corks for wine destined to drink in the short term

Bottled yesterday. Worked out great!

Why do you sell these in packages of 25? Any kits I have used make 30 bottles.

We’ve used these corks every year for 8 years without one failure. Economical and relatively quick delivery.

we have wine in bottles that were bottled in 2009. still good. very consistent quality

Of the corks available in my budget range, the 1+1 are my preferred cork. My experience has been that they seal better then regular, agglomerated ones. I try to use 1+1 on at least half of any batch that I think might get aged for 4 or 5 years. Another benefit is that they do not have any printing on them. I don't like seeing the grape on the cork of my non-grape wines.

Of the corks available in my budget range the 1+1 are my preferred cork. My experience has been that they seal better then regular agglomerated ones. I try to use 1+1 on at least half of any batch that I think might get aged for 4 or 5 years. Another benefit is that they do not have any printing on them. I don't like seeing the grape on the cork of my non-grape wines.