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Selecting the Right Closure

" The type of closure selected for wine is one of the most contentious packaging issues. Junior MW at Coe Vintners reports on the choices available and some of the points producers need to consider when making that important decision" See Article: http://www.wineindustryinsight.com/ex_nf.php?url=http://www.thedrinksreport.com/news/2014/15312-special-report-wine-closures.html

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Say No to Screw Caps

Our customers’ success is our success. I am approaching this topic from the perspective of the guy who is appreciative of your business in corks and intellectually convinced that natural cork based closures are absolutely the way to go for wines sold in bottles. FACTS:…

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Choosing a Wine Closure

Buds have broken almost everywhere thanks to Mother Nature's new sense of timing. And you may not be thinking of corks. It looks like we will be about one month early for harvest everywhere. This is troubling and worrisome for a lot of reasons. People…

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TCA Long Gone!

Article: Amorim Confirms 60% Reduction in TCA Levels; Strong Technology and R&D Commitment Result in Superior Cork Closures.

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Capsules & Corks

This is the most fun time of the year for us: Harvest. Right now is the best time to start getting your ducks in a row for switching from Ramondin to Sparflex or customizing that cork. Please send emails of any type of image file…

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