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12-01-2005, 06:50 PM
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T-cork for port wine
Hello all, I have a port wine that I would like to bottle in 375 ml
standard bordeaux green bottles. I have few questions regarding the T-cork that I want to use. 1) Should I use straight or tapered ? 2) Should I buy synthetic or natural ? 3) Which size ( in mm. ) work great ? I can get many differents size which are as follow : All in mm. 22 x 10 29 x 13 20 x 10 26 x 15 31 x 20 28 x 19 Thanks for helping me with this, Séb 
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