North Mountain Supply - NMS Amorim Grape #8 #8 Premium Natural Agglomerated Corks 7/8" x 1 3/4" - Bag of 100

The corks are correct, but they were definitely stored in a musty cellar because they came smelling of mold. I don't see any visible damage, and the corks in my cellar very likely have suffered the same effect, so I will use them. But, I just thought it worth mentioning. Still a good product.EDIT: I changed my review to a 5 star - the outer bag had the musty smell but the corks themselves were protected and smelled\worked fine. Perfect product if you are using a floor corker with the 750ml bottles for wine!

Love these corks, no issue so far but they are already way more reliable than the other styles of cork that I have used before. I'll be buying these again for sure. They are easy to get in the bottle and everything seals completely, no leaks and so far no cork taint.

Good price , I bottle around 300 bottles of wine each year , cork fit tight , I've had this in bottles over 3 years

They work well with my floor corker and don’t have any problems removing them when uncorking. They are not the best grade so I wouldn’t trust them with wine that will be stored for more than a year. This is great for affordable corking for wines that will be consumed within the year.

These are very well crafted and retain a tight seal on my wine bottles ever after 5 years. I highly recommend getting a sturdy floor corker, however, as you'll struggle with inexpensive had corkers. I use a Ferrari floor/table corker that cost me only $70 and handles these #9 corks with ease!

Great corks

This composite cork is ok if the wine is used in less than 3 monthsHere’s what happens. Bottle your red wine. Store it horizontally. The wine begins to permeate the cork. It goes unnoticed for about 3 months. At 6 months you can begin to see the darkness in the cork. I did nothing. At 12 months I test opened a bottle with an ordinary common cork screw. The cork broke as seen in the photo. What you see is the top 75% of the cork. 25% of the cork stayed in the bottle. It’s still in the empty bottle. The wine has been poured onto the lawn.Ok seems very bad, but. You could stand your bottles up at 3 months. The cork will not, maybe, dry out as it is permeated with wine. So this composite cork, very inexpensive might work. For me, having, now, poured out many bottles onto the lawn will buy a solid cork made of one piece, not composed of tiny pieces. Lesson learned. When folks say “experience counts” I get it. Also “you get what you pay for”.

What can I say, they're corks. They work