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Joe Sallustio
 
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Default Using UNUSED corks of uncertain age/backrgound?

That sulfur sure does hit you, and a bag of 1000 is about 3 feet long...

If it's only a couple hundred per bag it might have been samples.

Joe

>This is one indicator for you. A fresh bag of corks should smell more like
> sulfur dioxide than corks. So much so that it'll make you gasp.
>
> Any corks I've received came 1000 in a bag.
>
> clyde

 
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