What size corks do the use
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#8 Straight corks 7/8" x 1 3/4". Bag of 30 is what I used, but you WILL need a corker to get them to git, as they as they are very tight.
433936
I use the original cork if it is tight and not chewed up by the corkscrew. If you have to force it into place, that's even better. Full disclosure: I don't know what to recommend for long-term storage (more than two or three weeks) or if the original cork is not usable.
632114
With frame and all it's 3/4". The cork is the kind that doesn't show pin heads once you take them out.
399277
These bottles use corks. Size 9. You'll want to get a tool for inserting the corks as well.
1158434
I don't know the exact size, but I made a premixed alcohol punch and put it in different wine bottles that I had cleaned. The replacement corks fit it every one of the wine bottles the end is tapered and the top is standard cork size, I use them now instead of the cork that comes with wine that I open because it's easier to put in and take out.
196498
The diameter is a little less than 3/4 inch so technically it wont work for some bottles but I can assure you they are perfectly sized for WINE bottles, both 750mL and 1.5L.
64789
Overall dimensions 15 3/4" x 10 1/4". Inside where the corks go is approx 1/4" less than the overall dimensions.
1709901
about 6 x 6. There is another product by the same manufacturer that offers an 8 x 14 size if you need something larger. I found those were too big for most uses. Remember they have a large percentage of alcohol content so the liquid evaporates rapidly. Larger ones may dry up before you can use them.
1219233
Smaller ones, yes larger bottles if you turn them cork down I always turn mine down and the smaller bottles do fit better.
890319
There is an opening in the back for corks. This little guy was such a surprise on what good quality he is made with and the actual size of him. You will absolutely love it and I think be as pleased as I was with this purchase.
2195335
I have a variety of 750ml wine bottles and there is ample space for them. The openings are 3 and 1/2 ml in diameter and the base of the wine bottles measure about 3 inches in diameter. Anything much larger would probably not fir. I hope this helps.
284606
If the bottle opening is too large, get a thin piece of corking wrap and wrap it around the cork, so it will fit the opening in the bottle. If the cork on other hand is too large, trim it slightly with a sharp knife. Just a little at a time to get the right fit. OK? Good luck
1733368
Depends on the champagne bottle. I measure the interior of the ring at between 3 1/2 and 3 5/8 inches. Also depending on the size of the cork you might not be able to store the bottle with the neck down.
2035234
Bottle alone (without cork stopper) is 6" high. With stopper, 7 1/2". At base of bottle 3" in diameter. Opening is 3/4". My husband uses them for his home made bbq sauce. The opening size is just right for a standard kitchen funnel if that helps. The ring on the top of cork is approx 1/2" and works really well for a gift card, label for contents or ribbon. Very light green, picture is accurate. Holds a bit more than 8 1/2 ounces if you fill up into the neck. Very sturdy glass. Hope this helps.
1490448
They fit most any normal size wine bottle. We have 10 different red wine bottles in ours and they vary in size. I think there were a couple larger bottles (not magnums, but larger than normal) that didn't fit, but the rest fit great.
1494213
Yes, as far as I know, I ordered a case of 12 last fall. So far my corks are fine. I ordered them to put my homemade vanilla in.
1353670
I used Leopold 1" rings. As for Low, Medium and High sets, I used Medium and they worked great.