DJ Garth breaks down the benefits of natural cork stoppers in wine. Sniff The Cork.
Why 100% Natural Cork
Nov 07 4:20 pm
Winemakers, environmentalists, designers and of course wine drinkers around the world give their reasons why they insist on 100% natural cork.
First Date
Nov 07 4:10 pm
What happens on a first date when a wine with an artificial stopper is served. Luckily for our couple the best wine sommeliers always have an answer.
Patrick Spencer, Cork ReHarvest
Oct 08 7:46 am
Patrick, founder of Cork ReHarvest, discusses the importance on recycling natural cork and the environmental benefits we all enjoy from the vast cork forests along with dispelling a few myths on cork harvesting along the way.
Jim Bernau, Willamette Valley Vineyards
Oct 07 11:02 pm
The founder of Willamette Valley Vineyards discusses his passion for only using natural cork stoppers along with sustainability and why maintaining the cork forests are important to us all.
Daniel Michalik, Product Designer
Oct 07 8:16 pm
Daniel Michalik is a product designer in Brooklyn, New York working with natural cork to create original and innovative pieces. Daniel explains his designs and reasons for using sustainable materials such as cork!
Ed Sbragia, Sbragia Wines / former head winemaker for Beringer Vineyards
Oct 07 5:51 pm
Ed Sbragia, founder of Sbragia Wines, explains why he insists on only using natural cork stoppers in his wines and the subtle flavors and aging factors that are only possible with a natural cork stopper.
Tell wineries you won't purchase wines with artificial stoppers.
"I pledge to buy only wine preserved with natural cork, and encourage my family, friends, and local retailers to do the same. I recognize that artificial plastic stoppers and aluminum screw caps consume fossil fuels, and use at least five times more energy per ton to produce. Cork is not only a better closure for wine; it is the only organic, biodegradable and renewable choice."