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The Deluxe Twin Lever Corker is perfect for corking your own wines. This is the best corker available with a lever before having to move on to the Floor Stand Corker model.
Simply place the cork in the centre of the corker and pull the two handles down to insert the cork into the bottle. Corks are intended for use with proper cork bottles, you can usually fit a cork into a screw top bottle but note their neck is narrower so it is more difficult. Make sure you dont overfill the bottle with wine, allow (approx) 20mm gap between the top of the wine and the bottom of the cork. Experiment with different cork types until you find the best fit for your bottles.
NB: All corkers will usually leave a small indentation on the top of the cork. A shrinkwrap will cover this and protect the wine further if this bothers you. Corks still require soaking to soften but this corker does make the job easier if doing a lot of bottles compared to a Basic handcorker..
Suitable for a range of corks including:
- VHA (38x24mm)
- VH7 (38x21mm)
- VH8 (38x22)
- VHC (38x24mm)
- VHN (37x22mm)
Economy 81 seat bottle tree with carrying handle made by Ferrari Group in Italy. The layers of the Economy bottle trees screw together for a very strong and stable unit. Due to the handle you cannot set a sanitiser injector on top.
- Holds up to 81 bottles
- Can be used for beer or wine bottles
- Rotating base to easily load and unload bottles
Hand-inserted tapered corks designed for short-term wine storage.
These corks taper smoothly from 21mm to 18mm, making them easy to fit without special equipment. While they offer a lighter seal than straight corks, they're ideal for wines you plan to enjoy within months rather than years. Perfect for home winemakers seeking convenience and simplicity in bottling.
Used to dress the wine bottle after corking. Place capsule over bottle & hold in position while dipping in boiling water. Alternatively use a hairdryer or hold above element to shrink the plastic tightly to the bottle.
Used to dress the wine bottle after corking. Place capsule over bottle & hold in position while dipping in boiling water. Alternatively use a hairdryer or hold above element to shrink the plastic tightly to the bottle.
The Colmated wine cork is made of natural cork and then treated with a colmated process to fill the outer imperfections of the cork. This process combined with the surface treatment gives the Colmated cork improved sealing ability.
An economical good quality composite cork - new technology has made these corks better than ever.
An economical good quality composite cork - new technology has made these corks better than ever.
The Colmated wine cork is made of natural cork and then treated with a colmated process to fill the outer imperfections of the cork. This process combined with the surface treatment gives the Colmated cork improved sealing ability. Recommended for storage up to 2 years.
The Colmated wine cork is made of natural cork and then treated with a colmated process to fill the outer imperfections of the cork. This process combined with the surface treatment gives the Colmated cork improved sealing ability. Recommended for storage up to 2 years.
An economical good quality composite cork - new technology has made these corks better than ever.
An economical good quality composite cork - new technology has made these corks better than ever.
The Colmated wine cork is made of natural cork and then treated with a colmated process to fill the outer imperfections of the cork. This process combined with the surface treatmentgives the Colmated cork improved sealing ability. Recommended for storage up to 2 years
Identified by short neck, tall shoulders, and a prominent punt on bottom, Claret style bottles are perfect for many wines including Merlot, Cab Sauv, Malbec, and more.
Takes standard corks.
