what size cork should be used for wine bottles?
1002787
I used these corks in the clear and cobalt blue wine bottles, BUT you will have to get one of those corkers to get them in, as they fit VERY tight. They do work though,, hope this helped a little.
1002788
It depends on the size of the opening of the bottle itself. Bottling wine, I've bought bottles that used a size 7 cork, and some that called for a size 8. It's specific to what kind of bottle you are using. When you buy the bottles, the person or company you buy them from should be able to tell you which to use.
1002789
I was told to buy these as a gift. I personally do not know anything about wine bottle/cork sizes. Sorry I could not help.
1002790
I bought these, thinking that they would fit into some 'reclaimed' bottles that I was using for serving water, but I could not insert them by hand - they were too fat. I ended up getting some tapered ones and they worked fine. Medium #8 Tapered Corks. Bag of 25
1191782
It would depend on the size of your bottle. The jewels are fairly large; each one is about the size of a grape. These jewels would probably be perfect for what you're describing, other than the possible size issue. You may need something smaller.
489656
It would be best to use a wine stopper which will make a air tight seal. You can also use a cork if a stopper is not available. Cork is porous and may not make a tight seal when reinserted. Will work for any type of wine.
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.
10820
Well I use regular wine bottle, so? But the opening is 3 7/8 x 3 7/8, if that helps you any. But the rack itself is solid and looks vary nice. Well built.
2126548
Any little bottle will fit but I don't know about you but I like my beer ice cold. This wine cooler at best wil only chill down to the low 40 deg mark.
399277
These bottles use corks. Size 9. You'll want to get a tool for inserting the corks as well.
1158437
It fits in a standard wine bottle. But about a half inch shorter than a normal wine bottle cork. Hope this helps!
1155465
Cork is questionable. There are varying degrees of cork. The cork with the least powdery type finish would be best. If the surface is very clean , the opportunity for Blue to stick will be the best. Good luck.
1219233
Smaller ones, yes larger bottles if you turn them cork down I always turn mine down and the smaller bottles do fit better.
1954818
Only standard bottles fit. I tried a 750 ml Champaign bottle and it did not fit. I haven't had any issues with wine bottles that are very secure bouncing down the road in our RV.
2027332
The corks are about 1 1/2" long and seem to be a #8 in size. Can be pretty tough to install with my plastic plunger. But I do lightly steam them, so there is some swelling.
1740286
All normal sized bottles will fit. I am not sure of the exact size but I have put some Pinot Noir bottles in as well that are a little larger in diameter. Champagne bottles will not fit or anything too big. I have not had any issues fitting any of my wine collection in.
1024562
The smallest glass I've scored is the neck of a wine bottle at about an inch in diameter. You have to push the support bar (part B) over to get the necessary pressure but it works just fine.
204864
#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.
2484
It works well with E.C. Kraus's Synthetic Straight Corks Size #9, and Diam II 1 3/4" wine corks.
1995116
Champagne Sealer and wine saver have a diffrent size because different diameter at the necks of the bottles