Natural Cork StopperProduced from carefully selected raw material and meeting updated regulatory and legal requirements, the natural stopper provides, with its unique characteristics, an effective seal, as well as, a positive development of the wines in bottle. |
Natural Colmated Cork StopperIn the natural cork is added an operation to improve the quality of its surface, making it fit to seal wines mainly of fast consumption. |
Agglomerated Cork StopperAgglomerated cork stoppers are developed from the waste of natural cork stoppers production. These stoppers are used in fast consumption wines. |
Technical 1 +1 Cork StopperTo the agglomerated body, are added two natural cork discs, thus resulting in the technical corks N + N. The most common is the cork with a disc in each of the tops - 1 +1. |
Cork Stopper for Sparkling Wine / BeerThis stopper has been specifically designed for this type of drinks being provided with chipboard or particleboard body with 2 disks body. |
Cork Stopper for Spirit WinesConsists of a natural cork of good quality, which has glued a Wood or Plastic Capsule. This stopper is produced in accordance with the bottle and product type. |
Cork SpecialtiesWe may provide conical or other formats stoppers, intended for bottles or other various uses. |
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After the 3rd stripping, the tree has a duration of 150-200 years, subject to about 16 strippings.
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The 1st cork apt to produce cork stoppers is taken from the 3rd stripping, ie the 25-30 year old cork oak tree.
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The best time to rip off is between the months of May or June to August.
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The cork oak is the only tree in the world whose bark can be extracted without killing it.
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In the manufacturing process of cork products, all waste is used for other purposes.
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Since the reign of the Portuguese King Dinis (XIII century) that there are laws to protect the cork oak tree.
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Portugal tem a maior extensão do mundo de área de Sobreiros (730.000 hectares).
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Portugal was the pioneer in creating laws that prohibit the killing of the Cork Oak and encourage their planting and exploitation.
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It is estimated that the cork oaks absorb per year, 4.8 million tons of carbon dioxide.
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A cork oak tree produces in average 4.000 cork stoppers per harvest.
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Cork is a natural, recyclable and biodegradable product.