Afternoon-
I'm trying to locate the manufacturer/vendor of a new cork enclosure. I saw it on a bottle of "Woop Woop" Syrah. It is similiar to a plastic stopper (hollow) which fits inside the bottle, but it has a plastic 'wrapper' which winds around the outside to seal the bottle shut.
It's a very interesting and ingenious cork- my guess is they're just pushed on.
Any suggestions?
Jason
And here's the detail on how to cork a Zork:
They're made in Australia...I couldn't find any distributor in the States. Anyone seen these available for home use -- looks like manual corker should work fine (if you can supply the CO2)
Michael
Greg Boyd wrote:
Looks like the same idea as the colsures on Bottled water 18.9 liter carboys.
Great Zorks!
I was going to attempt to call the distributor and get a sapmle of the V4 enclosures. I looked at the O2 graphs- wow, they burn thru quite a bit of sulphite in the first 6 months. I thought the research looked solid- it will be interesting to see how they work in the future.
I'd like to get a sample of them to use for my experiments this year. I can cork with Synth, Real, Agglomerate, Screwtop, and Zork then.... I need some nice 'premium' corks tho to round out the experiment.
That and 6 years of patience ;)
Jas> And here's the detail on how to cork a Zork:
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