Hello @Rice_Guy, thanks for reply. There is no pressure rating. Here they cost about 7 cents each so I'm not expecting top quality.
One more question: for one-liter bottles, they have both brown and green colors. Is one color better over the other for red wine? Green color, for some reason...
Hello everyone,
I'm still searching for a bottle cap.
The latest find is the cap with plastic lining you see in the images below.
I am wondering if this would be tight enough if I first wrap the bottle with a layer of silicon tape. What's your opinion?
Yes. it is correct. The bottles are 1 liter glass. My last post was just asking about the caps.
I'll find out if they metal caps have a plastic insert.
Thanks again.
Hello Everyone, I did more research and found a factory that sells glass bottles online. The screw tops come in plastic and metal. See picture the factory sent.
Which do you think I should go for?
Plastic or metal? I don't know enough to predict which would be more likely to react poorly...
@Rice_Guy wow. Many thanks.
I had idea corks are supposed to let in a bit of oxygen too. So, if I understand you correctly, because my cork is short, it will probably let in too much oxygen, correct?
Also doesn't the cork look a bit ratty? It doesn't seem solid. A lot of grooves.
Hello, I am a beginner who lives in a country where wine-making equipment is not readily available. I have not been able to find long cork screws or a device to push them into the bottle.
After a lot of driving around, what I've found so far is 2-liter bottles with a short cork screw. Please...